Add comprehensive API documentation for the whoami endpoint including:
- Detailed response structure for each token type (Admin, Master, Child Key)
- Complete field listings for master keys and child keys
- All possible error responses with status codes
- Usage guidance for frontend initialization
Add realtime statistics (requests, tokens, QPS, rate limiting) to whoami
response for both master and key authentication types. Extend key response
with additional fields including master name, model limits, quota tracking,
and usage statistics.
- Inject StatsService into AuthHandler for realtime stats retrieval
- Add WhoamiRealtimeView struct for realtime statistics
- Include admin permissions field in admin response
- Add comprehensive key metadata (quotas, model limits, usage stats)
- Add test for expired key returning 401 Unauthorized
Safeguard integer parsing in the `Whoami` handler by trimming whitespace and handling errors explicitly for `master_id`, `issued_at_epoch`, and `expires_at`. This prevents potential validation bypasses or incorrect behavior due to malformed metadata.
Add unit tests to verify invalid epoch handling and response correctness.
Refactor the `Whoami` handler to validate token metadata (status, expiration,
revocation) against Redis before database lookup, ensuring consistency with
balancer logic. Add `allow_ips`, `deny_ips`, and `expires_at` fields to
authentication responses.
Update internal middleware to support explicit anonymous access configuration
and harden security for unconfigured tokens.
Remove legacy fallback logic for master keys without digests.
BREAKING CHANGE: Internal endpoints now reject requests by default if no stats token is configured. To allow unauthenticated access, set `internal.allow_anonymous` to true.
BREAKING CHANGE: Support for legacy master keys without stored digests has been removed.
