Revoke token
alexandrevicenzi opened this issue · 6 comments
Hi,
I was reading the docs, looking into the code and examples and I haven't found an example showing how to revoke a token.
Revoke a token should be implemented by osin or someone that is using osin to build a OAuth 2 provider?
If so, is there any example out there? The RFC doesn't say much about revoking a token.
Yes, revoking a token is outside the scope of the RFC, so you should do it
directly at the database.
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Hi,
I was reading the docs, looking into the code and examples and I haven't
found an example showing how to revoke a token.Revoke a token should be implemented by osin or someone that is using osin
to build a OAuth 2 provider?If so, is there any example out there? The RFC doesn't say much about
revoking a token.—
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But the addition has a very small RFC perhaps it can be added? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7009
It would make the library so much more user friendly without sacrificing it's focused scope imho.
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As per #121 (comment), the extension RFC is outside the core, which is what this library implements, but it should still be possible to create a custom AS implementation based on this library and provide the requested functionality.
@stlaz: Closing this issue.
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As per #121 (comment), the extension RFC is outside the core, which is what this library implements, but it should still be possible to create a custom AS implementation based on this library and provide the requested functionality.
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