CibaInitiateRequest
in package
Arguments to {@see OidcClient::cibaInitiate()} — `CibaInitiateRequest` (CONTRACT.md §33.2).
Exactly one hint: loginHint (a username, then an e-mail address, within the tenant) or
idTokenHint (an ID token this deployment issued to this client). binding_message and
login_hint can be personal data: the SDK never logs them. There is no parameter for
login_hint_token, user_code or request_uri — AXIAM refuses each (§33.3 rule 3).
Every member set is sent, and nothing else; the server's bounds (§33.3 rule 5) are the
server's to check, so none is pre-validated here. With a signer, every member travels
inside one signed request JWT instead (§33.2's signed form).
Table of Contents
Properties
- $acrValues : string|null
- $bindingMessage : string|null
- $clientNotificationToken : Sensitive|null
- $delivery : CibaDeliveryMode
- $idTokenHint : string|null
- $loginHint : string|null
- $requestedExpiry : int|null
- $resource : string|null
- $scope : string
- $signer : CibaRequestSigner|null
Methods
- __construct() : mixed
- members() : array<string, string|int|Sensitive>
- The authentication-request members this request sets, exactly — the wire spelling, with `requested_expiry` as an integer (the form sends it as a string, a signed request as a number).
Properties
$acrValues read-only
public
string|null
$acrValues
= null
$bindingMessage read-only
public
string|null
$bindingMessage
= null
$clientNotificationToken read-only
public
Sensitive|null
$clientNotificationToken
= null
$delivery read-only
public
CibaDeliveryMode
$delivery
= CibaDeliveryMode::Poll
$idTokenHint read-only
public
string|null
$idTokenHint
= null
$loginHint read-only
public
string|null
$loginHint
= null
$requestedExpiry read-only
public
int|null
$requestedExpiry
= null
$resource read-only
public
string|null
$resource
= null
$scope read-only
public
string
$scope
$signer read-only
public
CibaRequestSigner|null
$signer
= null
Methods
__construct()
public
__construct(string $scope[, string|null $loginHint = null ][, string|null $idTokenHint = null ][, string|null $bindingMessage = null ][, int|null $requestedExpiry = null ][, string|null $acrValues = null ][, string|null $resource = null ][, CibaDeliveryMode $delivery = CibaDeliveryMode::Poll ][, Sensitive|null $clientNotificationToken = null ][, CibaRequestSigner|null $signer = null ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $scope : string
-
Space-separated; must include
openid. - $loginHint : string|null = null
-
Whom to authenticate — exactly one of this and
$idTokenHint. - $idTokenHint : string|null = null
-
An ID token this deployment issued to this client.
- $bindingMessage : string|null = null
-
Shown to the user on the approval page — what lets them tell the request they started from one an attacker did. Required for a
fapi2client. - $requestedExpiry : int|null = null
-
The requested lifetime, 30–600 s (absent: 300). Sent as a string on the form, as a number inside a signed request.
- $acrValues : string|null = null
-
Space-separated authentication context classes.
- $resource : string|null = null
-
An RFC 8707 resource indicator.
- $delivery : CibaDeliveryMode = CibaDeliveryMode::Poll
-
Poll or ping, as the client registered.
- $clientNotificationToken : Sensitive|null = null
-
Ping mode only, and required there: the bearer AXIAM presents at the ping. Keep it to check the ping with OidcClient::cibaHandlePing(); AXIAM never returns it.
- $signer : CibaRequestSigner|null = null
-
Sends the request as one signed JWT (
request) — required of a client that registered a signing algorithm, refused from one that did not.
Tags
members()
The authentication-request members this request sets, exactly — the wire spelling, with `requested_expiry` as an integer (the form sends it as a string, a signed request as a number).
public
members() : array<string, string|int|Sensitive>