Password configuration

use runique::prelude::{password_init, PasswordConfig, Manual};

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
    // Argon2 automatic mode (recommended default)
    password_init(PasswordConfig::auto());

    RuniqueApp::new()
        // ...
        .run()
        .await;
}

If password_init() is not called, Argon2 is used by default.

Auto — Automatic hashing (recommended)

Runique detects whether a value is already hashed and only hashes it once. The algorithm is configurable.

// Argon2 by default
password_init(PasswordConfig::auto());

// Choose the algorithm
password_init(PasswordConfig::auto_with(Manual::Bcrypt));
password_init(PasswordConfig::auto_with(Manual::Scrypt));

Supported algorithms: Manual::Argon2, Manual::Bcrypt, Manual::Scrypt.

Manual — Explicit hashing

Hashing is not applied automatically in finalize(). The developer calls hash() manually.

password_init(PasswordConfig::manual(Manual::Argon2));

Use this when you need precise control over when and how the password is hashed.

Delegated — External authentication (OAuth / SSO)

No password is managed by Runique. Authentication is delegated to an external provider.

use runique::prelude::External;

password_init(PasswordConfig::oauth(External::GoogleOAuth));
password_init(PasswordConfig::oauth(External::Microsoft));
password_init(PasswordConfig::oauth(External::Ldap("ldap://...".to_string())));

Available providers: GoogleOAuth, Microsoft, Apple, Ldap(url), Saml(url), Custom { name, authorize_url, token_url }.

Custom — Custom handler

Implement the PasswordHandler trait to plug in your own hashing/verification logic.

use runique::prelude::{PasswordHandler, PasswordConfig};

struct MyHasher;

impl PasswordHandler for MyHasher {
    fn name(&self) -> &str { "my_hasher" }
    fn transform(&self, input: &str) -> Result<String, String> {
        Ok(format!("hashed:{}", input))
    }
    fn verify(&self, input: &str, stored: &str) -> bool {
        stored == format!("hashed:{}", input)
    }
    // ...
}

password_init(PasswordConfig::custom(MyHasher));

use runique::prelude::{hash, verify};

// Hash a password (uses the global config)
let hashed = hash("my_password")?;

// Verify a password against a stored hash
let ok = verify("my_password", &user.password_hash);

These functions automatically use the PasswordConfig initialized at startup.