Interface AutoBeRealizeAuthorizationProvider

Authorization provider implementation for runtime access control.

This interface represents a NestJS provider that implements the core authorization logic for the application. Providers include guards, strategies, services, and other injectable classes that work together to validate user permissions and enforce access control policies at runtime.

Common provider types include:

Guards: Validate requests before reaching route handlers
Strategies: Implement authentication protocols (JWT, OAuth, etc.)
Services: Provide authorization business logic and user validation
Middleware: Pre-process requests for authorization context

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interface AutoBeRealizeAuthorizationProvider {
    content: string;
    location: string;
    name: string & CamelPattern;
}

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content

content: string

Complete source code of the provider implementation.

Contains the full TypeScript code for the provider class, including:

Import statements for NestJS decorators and dependencies
Class decorator (@Injectable(), @Guard(), etc.)
Constructor with dependency injection
Implementation methods (canActivate, validate, etc.)
Error handling and logging
Integration with other authorization components

The code is production-ready and follows NestJS best practices for provider implementation and dependency injection.

location

location: string

File path where the provider will be generated.

Specifies the absolute path in the project structure where this provider implementation will be written. The path typically follows patterns based on the provider type:

Guards: 'src/auth/guards/{name}.guard.ts'
Strategies: 'src/auth/strategies/{name}.strategy.ts'
Services: 'src/auth/services/{name}.service.ts'

name

name: string & CamelPattern

The name of the authorization provider function (e.g., adminAuthorize, userAuthorize).

This identifier is used to create the function name in the generated code. The name should follow TypeScript naming conventions and clearly indicate the provider's purpose. For example, 'JwtAuthGuard' implements JWT token validation, while 'RolesGuard' enforces role-based access control.

Interface AutoBeRealizeAuthorizationProvider

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