orionis.auth.provider.AuthProvider

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class AuthProvider(ServiceProvider): (source)

Constructor: AuthProvider(app)

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Service provider wiring the authentication module.

The provider is deliberately eager: Auth.user(), Auth.check() and Auth.guest() are synchronous and are called from templates and controllers without await. A deferred provider would leave the facade unpinned, and the first access would return a dispatcher instead of the manager.

Async Method	`boot`	Pin the Auth facade once every service is registered.
Method	`register`	Bind stateless services and the request-scoped authentication context.

Inherited from ServiceProvider:

Method	`__init__`	Initialize a new ServiceProvider instance with the given application container.
Instance Variable	`app`	Undocumented

async def boot(self): (source) ¶

overrides orionis.container.providers.ServiceProvider.boot

Pin the Auth facade once every service is registered.

Returns
`None`	Attribute access on the facade becomes a direct passthrough.

def register(self): (source) ¶

overrides orionis.container.providers.ServiceProvider.register

Bind stateless services and the request-scoped authentication context.

Guards, repositories and the authorizer hold no per request state, so a single shared instance is safe. Everything that belongs to a request lives in the authentication context, which the HTTP kernel scopes with contextvars.

Returns
`None`	The container is populated as a side effect.