private def onUnauthorized()

in app/auth/Security.scala [123:137]

• 15 lines of code
• 7 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

  private def onUnauthorized(request: RequestHeader, loginResult: LoginResult) = loginResult match {
    case LoginResultInvalid(_)=>
      Results.Forbidden(Json.obj("status"->"error","detail"->"Invalid credentials"))
    case LoginResultExpired(user:String)=>
      Results.Unauthorized(Json.obj("status"->"expired","detail"->"Your login has expired","username"->user))
    case LoginResultExpired(_)=>  //this shouldn't happen, but it keeps the compiler happy
      Results.Unauthorized(Json.obj("status"->"expired"))
    case LoginResultMisconfigured(_)=>
      Results.InternalServerError(Json.obj("status"->"error","detail"->"Server configuration error, please check the logs"))
    case LoginResultNotPresent=>
      Results.Forbidden(Json.obj("status"->"error","detail"->"No credentials provided"))
    case LoginResultOK(user, _)=>
      logger.error(s"LoginResultOK passed to onUnauthorized! This must be a bug. Username is $user.")
      Results.InternalServerError(Json.obj("status"->"logic_error","detail"->"Login should have succeeded but error handler called. This is a server bug."))
  }