user_kick
user_kick is implemented by handleUserKick in src/api/handlers/user/user_kick.osl.
Handles the user kick protocol operation through the resource-specific helper and storage layers.
Access
Section titled “Access”| Gate | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Authentication | Required by the central API gate. |
| Central permission | manage_users |
| Broadcast | Not marked global directly by this adapter. A helper may emit focused or server-wide updates. |
Request
Section titled “Request”Every request includes cmd: "user_kick" and may include an opaque listener correlation value.
| Field | Validation / meaning |
|---|---|
user |
schema.string().trim().minLen(1) |
reason |
schema.string().defaultValue("No reason provided") |
Validator source
Section titled “Validator source”The handler and shared validation path use these OSL schema definitions before normalization:
*schema.Schema schemaUserKick = schema.object({ user: schema.string().trim().minLen(1), reason: schema.string().defaultValue("No reason provided")})Processing path
Section titled “Processing path”handleCmdenforces authentication and themanage_userspermission.dispatchCmdroutesuser_kicktohandleUserKick.- The adapter validates and normalizes input, then calls its domain collaborators.
- Durable mutations complete before the response or event is returned.
onMessageadds the request listener to direct responses and performs any marked broadcast.
Direct collaborators visible in the handler: userFromUsername, userFromId, userHasPermission, disconnectUser, auditRecord, broadcastAuthed
Responses and events
Section titled “Responses and events”Response/event command names visible in this adapter: auth_error, user_kick.
Validation and domain failures use:
{ "cmd": "error", "val": "<message>", "src": "user_kick", "listener": "<copied from request>"}