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Working on the auth server itself.

Repository layout

Path Purpose
main.py FastAPI app factory, environment wiring, lifespan, OpenAPI customization
jwt/ The auth routes package (router, get_current_user)
generate_spec.py Regenerates the committed OpenAPI spec
docs/api/ API reference (Swagger UI embed + openapi.json)
docs/lib/ Generated library reference (docforge)
docs/wiki/ This hand-written wiki
tests/ Async route tests against an in-memory Mongo mock

Setup

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python -m venv .venv
.venv/Scripts/pip install -r requirements.txt

Dependencies are installed from the private pip index (see requirements.txt and the Dockerfile). Core runtime packages:

  • py-jwt==0.0.4 — provides jwtlib (applications logic, models, security, introspection)
  • mongo-ops==0.1.3 — MongoDB persistence layer
  • fastapi, uvicorn, python-jose, passlib, bcrypt, pymongo

Tests

Run the suite (no network or Mongo required — an in-memory mock is used):

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.venv/Scripts/pytest --asyncio-mode=auto

Coverage spans the full HTTP flow: register → login → wrong-password 401 → /me with and without a token → stateless logout.

Regenerating the OpenAPI spec

The committed docs/api/openapi.json is produced offline:

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set MONGO_HOST=127.0.0.1
python generate_spec.py

MONGO_HOST only needs to be set for the import; no connection is opened.

Building documentation (docforge)

The site is generated by docforge and served per kind under site/{kind}:

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doc-forge build \
  --api --openapi-spec docs/api/openapi.json \
  --mkdocs --wiki \
  --module-is-source --module jwt \
  --site-name "Aetoskia Auth Server"
  • --api renders openapi.json with Swagger UI.
  • --mkdocs renders the library reference from jwt docstrings.
  • --wiki builds this wiki.
  • Navigation layout is defined in docforge.nav.yml.

Preview locally:

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doc-forge serve --api
doc-forge serve --lib
doc-forge serve --wiki