snipe-it/routes/scim.php
Brady Wetherington 6756dd193e SCIM integration using the 're-do-the routes' approach, which seems like a dead-end
Cleaning up routes to match laravel-scim-server's recommended implementation

Some actually *working* changes for SCIM support?!

Whoops, forgot my route file

Fix public SCIM routes

Removed Ziggy, removed old generated file, yanked Ziggy references

Resolves the first set of comments for SCIM

Ensure all /api routes have baseUrl prepended

Fix the parent:: call to be, uh, actually correct :P

Clarify the route-ordering, as it is quite tricky

This gets it so that users can actually be saved..

Work around the lack of callbacks with some inheritance

Mapped a bunch more fields from SCIM into Snipe-IT's user table

More baseUrl shenanigans since we yanked Ziggy :/

Properly map job title and work with some other necessary attributes

Map more fields...

Finalized basic mapping for core and enterprise namespaces

Latest tuned settings for SCIM config to work with Azure (and others)
2022-04-05 20:26:37 +01:00

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<?php
use ArieTimmerman\Laravel\SCIMServer\RouteProvider as SCIMRouteProvider;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route;
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| SCIM Routes
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| These are the routes that we have to explicitly inject from the
| laravel-scim-server project, which gives Snipe-IT SCIM support
|
*/
SCIMRouteProvider::publicRoutes(); // Make sure to load public routes *FIRST*
Route::middleware(['auth:api','authorize:superadmin'])->group(function () {
SCIMRouteProvider::routes(
[
/*
* If we leave public_routes as 'true', the public routes will load *now* and
* be jammed into the same middleware that these private routes are loaded
* with. That's bad, because these routes are *supposed* to be public.
*
* We loaded them a few lines above, *first*, otherwise the various
* fallback routes in the library defined within these *secured* routes
* will "take over" the above routes - and then you will end up losing
* like 4 hours of your life trying to figure out why the public routes
* aren't quite working right. Ask me how I know (BMW, 3/19/2022)
*/
'public_routes' => false
]
);
SCIMRouteProvider::meRoutes();
}); // ->can('superuser');