3.2.1 • Published 2 months ago
@bravura/test-auth v3.2.1
OIDC Authorization Server for Test Purposes
This is a simple command-line tool that starts an OIDC provider endpoint for testing the Single Sign-on functionality of Sonata Digital applications.
Installation
- npm
npm -g i @bravura/test-auth - yarn
yarn global add @bravura/test-auth
Usage
Please run npx @bravura/test-auth -h for a complete description of the usage.
Example
test-auth -a https://digi.appOptions
| Alias | Option | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -V | --version | output the version number |
| -s | --server <server> | the scheme and domain parts of the authorization server URL (default: "http://localhost") |
| -p | --port <port> | the port that the authorisation server listens to (default: 3030) |
| -i | --issuer <issuer> | used in the iss claim of the tokens (default: <server>:<port>) |
| -S | --sonata-url <sonataServiceURL> | The complete URL to the Sonata Service JSON endpoint (default: "http://localhost:8080/sonata/rest/sbs") |
| -b | --bypass | bypass user validation on Sonata, typically used for testing auto provisioning (default: false) |
| -a | --app-url <appURL> | a list of base URLs separated by spaces, used to generate client configurations and to derive the redirect_uris (default: "http://localhost:9080/foundation sonata://oauth2/callback http://localhost:8080/sonata/workflow/app") |
| -k | --ssl-private-key <sslPrivateKey> | the path to the SSL private key, required for https server scheme |
| -keypass | --key-passphrase <keyPassphrase> | private key passphrase |
| -c | --ssl-public-certificate <sslPublicCertificate> | the path to the SSL public certificate, required for https server scheme |
| -hci | --hashed-client-ids | use app URLs to generate client IDs, instead of random numbers (default: false) |
| -ate | --access-token-expiry <accessTokenExpiry> | the expiry time in seconds for the access tokens (default: 600) |
| -aud | --audience <audience> | used in the aud claim of the tokens (default: "api://sonata") |
| -sus | --step-up-scope <stepUpScope> | the custom scope for Two-Factor Authentication (default: "tfa_test_scope") |
| -h | --help | display help for command |