Authenticate your users using Auth0 services. This ID Providers handles log-in, sign-up, reset password, single sign-on, validation rules, Gravatar profile retrieval. The interface is based on Auth0 Lock widget, configurable through the ID Provider App configuration.
Step 1: If you do not have one, create an account on https://auth0.com/
- In the admin tool "Applications" of your Enonic XP installation, click on "Install".
- Select the tab "Enonic Market", find "Auth0 ID Provider", and click on the link "Install".
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In the admin tool "Users", click on "New".
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Fill in the fields and, for the field "Applications", select the application "Auth0 ID Provider".
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Configure the ID Provider:
- Client
- Domain: Copy the field "Domain" from your Auth0 client settings.
- Client ID: Copy the field "Client ID" from your Auth0 client settings.
- Client secret: Copy the field "Client Secret" from your Auth0 client settings.
- (Optional) Groups
- Groups: Groups automatically associated to new users
- (Optional) Widget Options
- Display
- Allowed connection: Connections displayed by the widget. Defaults to all enabled connections. Examples: Username-Password-Authentication, github
- Display avatar: Whether or not the user avatar and display name is fetched from Gravatar and display in the widget header.
- Language: Language of the widget.
- Title: Title of the widget.
- Theme
- Labelled submit button: Whether or not the submit button should have a label. When unchecked, an icon will be shown instead.
- Logo URL: Image URL that will be placed in the widget's header. Defaults to Auth0's logo
- Primary color: Primary color of the widget. Defaults to #ea5323.
- Social
- Social button style: Size of the buttons for the social providers.
- Database
- Allow login: When unchecked, the widget won't display the login screen
- Allow forgot password: When unchecked, the widget won't display the "Don't remember your password?" link
- Allow signup: When unchecked, the widget won't display the signup screen
- Initial screen: Name of the screen that will be shown when the widget is opened.
- Login after sign up: Whether or not the user will be signed in after a successful sign up.
- Display
- Client
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Apply and save
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Edit the configuration file "com.enonic.xp.web.vhost.cfg", and set the new user store to your virtual host. (See Virtual Host Configuration for more information).
enabled=true mapping.localhost.host = localhost mapping.localhost.source = / mapping.localhost.target = / mapping.localhost.idProvider.system = default mapping.example.host = example.com mapping.example.source = / mapping.example.target = /portal/master/mysite mapping.example.idProvider.myidprovider = default
- Go back to your Auth0 Client settings
- Define the "Allowed Origins (CORS)"
- For the example above, the value would be: https://example.com
- Define the ID provider callback URL in the field "Allowed Callback URLs"
- The ID provider is listening for callbacks on "/portal/[branch]/_/idprovider/[idprovider]"
- If you have a virtual host mapping hiding "/portal/[branch]", like the example above, then use the virtual host mapping source + "_/idprovider/".
- For the example above, the value would be: "https://example.com/_/idprovider/myidprovider"
- Define the field "Allowed Logout URLs"
- If you use the Javascript function "portalLib.logout()" with redirection, please list the redirection URLs in the field "Allowed Logout URLs"
- For the example above, the value could be: "https://example.com/"
App version | Required XP version | Download |
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1.0.0 | 6.8.0 | Download |
1.0.1 | 6.8.0 | Download |
2.0.0 | 6.8.0 | Download |
2.0.1 | 6.8.0 | Download |
2.0.2 | 6.8.0 | Download |
3.0.0 | 7.0.0 | Download |
3.0.1 | 7.7.4 | Download |
Build this application from the command line. Go to the root of the project and enter:
./gradlew clean build
To deploy the app, set $XP_HOME
environment variable and enter:
./gradlew deploy