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Overview ¶
Package identity resolves whether a stored handle or display name refers to a given person. Teams configure identity per integration (a Slack handle, a GitHub login, a display name in the spec's frontmatter), and those rarely agree verbatim — so every caller that needs to ask "is this me?" needs the same tolerant, case-insensitive, @-agnostic comparison.
This package has no dependency on any other internal package: it operates purely on the strings callers already have. Adapters, the dashboard, and the discussion engine all import it directly rather than each growing its own ad hoc comparison, which is how a valid approval or a valid mention ends up silently unrecognised.
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Functions ¶
func AnyIdentity ¶
AnyIdentity reports whether the viewer matches any of the candidate identities.
func MatchesIdentity ¶
MatchesIdentity reports whether candidate names the viewer, by display name, canonical handle, or any per-provider handle. Matching is case-insensitive and tolerates a leading '@'.
Types ¶
type Viewer ¶
type Viewer struct {
Role string
Name string
Handle string
// Identities is the full set of handles the viewer is known by (canonical
// handle, name, and per-provider handles). Matching checks all of them.
Identities []string
}
Viewer identifies a person by every name they might be recorded under: display name, canonical handle, and any per-provider login. Matching checks all of them so a spec recorded by GitHub login still resolves to "you".
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