feat: Added auth middleware and NewId utility function

[deanefrati]

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[deanefrati]

@Lutherwaves The errors your update is returning don't exist do you have the code for them? ErrTokenExpired ErrTokenNotValidYet

[Lutherwaves]

@Lutherwaves The errors your update is returning don't exist do you have the code for them? ErrTokenExpired ErrTokenNotValidYet

Yeah this was just a suggestion based on my AIsstant. If you'd like, you can start off with something like

import (
  "errors"
)

var (
    ErrTokenExpired    = errors.New("token has expired")
    ErrTokenNotValidYet = errors.New("token is not valid yet")
)

[Lutherwaves]

@Lutherwaves The errors your update is returning don't exist do you have the code for them? ErrTokenExpired ErrTokenNotValidYet

Yeah this was just a suggestion based on my AIsstant. If you'd like, you can start off with something like

import (
  "errors"
)

var (
    ErrTokenExpired    = errors.New("token has expired")
    ErrTokenNotValidYet = errors.New("token is not valid yet")
)

We can add the whole method as a subsequent PR

[deanefrati]

actually now that i'm thinking about it this isn't needed since this validator only validates custom claims not the standard ones like nbf and exp those are validated by the jwtValidator already which is why i didn't do anything with this validator it's really just a placeholder for if we ever want to validate custom claims (roles, groups, email, tenant etc.) going to change it back to a no-op

[Lutherwaves]

actually now that i'm thinking about it this isn't needed since this validator only validates custom claims not the standard ones like nbf and exp those are validated by the jwtValidator already which is why i didn't do anything with this validator it's really just a placeholder for if we ever want to validate custom claims (roles, groups, email, tenant etc.) going to change it back to a no-op

Agreed.