Struct saml_rs::metadata::SamlMetadata

pub struct SamlMetadata {
    pub hostname: String,
    pub baseurl: String,
    pub entity_id: String,
    pub logout_suffix: String,
    pub redirect_suffix: String,
    pub post_suffix: String,
    pub x509_certificate: Option<X509>,
}

Stores the required data for generating a SAML metadata XML file

Fields

hostname: String

Hostname of the issuer, used for URLs etc

baseurl: String

Set this as the base of the suffix-items elsewhere

entity_id: String

entityID is transmitted in all requests

Every SAML system entity has an entity ID, a globally-unique identifier used in software configurations, relying-party databases, and client-side cookies. On the wire, every SAML protocol message contains the entity ID of the issuer. If you don’t set it, it’ll fall back to the bare hostname.

logout_suffix: String

Appended to the baseurl when using the SamlMetadata::logout_url function

redirect_suffix: String

Appended to the baseurl when using the SamlMetadata::redirect_url function

post_suffix: String

Appended to the baseurl when using the SamlMetadata::post_url function

x509_certificate: Option<X509>

Public certificate for signing/encryption

Implementations

impl SamlMetadata

pub fn new(
    hostname: &str,
    baseurl: Option<String>,
    entity_id: Option<String>,
    logout_suffix: Option<String>,
    redirect_suffix: Option<String>,
    post_suffix: Option<String>,
    x509_certificate: Option<X509>
) -> Self

Create a new SamlMetadata object for your IdP

pub fn from_hostname(hostname: &str) -> SamlMetadata

really simple version with a self-signed certificate based on just the hostname. Mainly for testing.

pub fn logout_url(&self) -> String

return the generated Logout URL based on the baseurl + logout_suffix

pub fn redirect_url(&self) -> String

return the generated redirect URL based on the baseurl + redirect_suffix

pub fn post_url(&self) -> String

return the generated post URL based on the baseurl + post_suffix

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for SamlMetadata

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.