Hook Context

ctx exposes runtime capability APIs to hook code.

Auth

• ctx.auth.hasRole(role: string): boolean

Use this for role-aware business logic in hooks.

Example:

if (ctx.auth.hasRole("admin")) {
  ctx.log.info("admin override path");
}

Database

• ctx.db.findOne(...)
• ctx.db.create(...)
• ctx.db.update(...)
• ctx.db.delete(...)

Use DB capabilities for controlled read/write side-effects inside hooks.

Logging

• ctx.log.info(message: string, meta?: object)
• ctx.log.warn(message: string, meta?: object)
• ctx.log.error(message: string, meta?: object)

Use hook logs for runtime diagnostics and observability.

Notes

• Use Access Policies for baseline request authorization.
• Use hooks (and ctx) for business validation, enrichment, and side-effects.
• Context shape is runtime-controlled; use only documented methods.