dm7/oauth2orize-example-extended

Full oauth2rize example with 2 applications: oAuth2 provider and the client consumer

oauth2orize-example-extended

Full oauth2orize example with 2 applications:

• server: oAuth2 service provider
• client: oAuth2 client consumer

To execute the example:

• Install all nodejs modules: npm install on /server and /client

• Run the server (localhost:3000):

cd server
node app.js

• Run the client (localhost:8080):

cd client
node app.js

• Open a web browser and visit: http://localhost:8080/login and the oAuth2 flow will start. First the user log in the oAuth2 server, after must allow the consumer application's grants.

There are two services that consume protected services:

• Returns basic user information: http://localhost:8080/userinfo

{
  "provider": "appexample",
  "id": "1",
  "name": "Bob Smith",
  "accessToken": "YhsKDUxkYDvrcgcPvtjeHnEjjmpzQPvz88oUtRdF13kx9IoC64j5buIJXoUELuewAc8eD0Q3fiBiufmLbj8KNFc1PR9dv3EFJcgRUPMuTrepddhvmOmeAHjDDtSLvbF04550rJ5AuOJDM6Yaqz2a3Ya0w32dZYOxww11peTQ3KooqpjRnXpzICQG25V428QQORwQwZkzmUxOcgR5TyylXUVSUhS36mhpyKEIEavCRdtc2bSBxCNijzOEU7c2e1cR"
}

• Returns all user personal data: http://localhost:8080/personaldata

{"id":"1","username":"bob","password":"secret","name":"Bob Smith","phoneNumber":"785-873-3930","email":"bob@email.com","address":"968 Sherman Street, Everest","birthday":"02-02-1992"}

You can change the scopes in client/app.js:

app.get('/auth/appexample',
  passport.authenticate('appexample', { scope: 'userinfo personaldata' }),
  function(req, res){
    console.log("Authorizating...")
  }
);