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MagicLinkUseCases

Struct MagicLinkUseCases 

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pub struct MagicLinkUseCases { /* private fields */ }

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impl MagicLinkUseCases

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pub fn new(repo: Arc<dyn MagicLinkRepository>) -> Self

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pub async fn issue( &self, subject_user_id: Uuid, scope_kind: MagicLinkScopeKind, scope_id: Uuid, issued_by: Uuid, expires_in_seconds: i64, ) -> Result<IssuedMagicLinkDto, AppError>

Issue a new MagicLink. Caller MUST have already authorised the request (syndic / superadmin role check happens at the handler level).

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pub async fn validate_and_consume( &self, clear_token: &str, ) -> Result<MagicLink, AppError>

Validate a clear token and atomically consume it.

Possible errors (all map to HTTP 403 by design — see CRITICAL.md #4 and the AppError mapping in error.rs):

  • AppError::MagicLinkInvalid — token not found (forged / unknown).
  • AppError::MagicLinkExpired — TTL elapsed.
  • AppError::MagicLinkAlreadyConsumed — replay attempt on used token.
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pub async fn peek(&self, clear_token: &str) -> Result<MagicLink, AppError>

Resolve a token WITHOUT consuming it — for scopes whose workflow spans several round-trips after the first GET /c/{token} (#835 @edge).

ContractorReport is the first such scope: a prestataire opens the link (which consumes it via Self::validate_and_consume as an audit marker of “first redemption”), then edits a draft and submits later — possibly offline, possibly the next day. Gating that later write on consumed_at would make the very first view burn the only chance to ever submit, which is incompatible with the offline requirement this scope must keep (cf. system B being absorbed, which only ever checked TTL). So peek checks hash lookup + expiry only, and deliberately ignores consumed_at. Scope cloisonnement is enforced separately by Self::ensure_scope at the call site — a token’s scope_kind is fixed at issuance and never reinterpreted.

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pub fn ensure_scope( link: &MagicLink, expected: MagicLinkScopeKind, ) -> Result<(), AppError>

Enforce that a resolved link matches the scope the caller expects.

Returns the same uniform MagicLinkInvalid as an unknown token — a link issued for Quote must not distinguishably fail as “wrong scope” (anti-enumeration, same rationale as validate_and_consume’s uniform “unknown token” error), and must not open a ContractorReport (#835 @security — élargir un scope est le moyen le plus simple de transformer un lien ciblé en passe-partout).

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