A user management microservice; OAuth 2 provider
Space (formely known as Jupiter) is an user authentication and authorisation microservice intended to be used across multiple client applications. Currently, I'm using it to provide OAuth 2 authorisation for the earaujoassis/wallet and earaujoassis/postal projects. Though it is not intended to be used widely, it can be used as a reference implementation of a Go-based OAuth 2 provider.
I'm using Gin as the Web Framework and GORM for Go's structures–relational design mapping. Redis is used as a memory store to keep track of users' atomic and ephemeral actions (like the whole authorisation process under the "Authorization Code Grant" method, described in RFC 6749, section 4.1). For the authentication process, it is mandatory to use Two-factor authentication (Time-based One-time Password).
It is not planned to implement all authorisation methods described in RFC 6749 but sections 4.1 and 4.3, the "Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant".
Please make sure to place this project inside the $GOPATH. Once that is done:
$ bin/dev-setup
$ goreman start
$ open http://localhost:8080$ ENV=testing go test ./...$ docker build -t earaujoassis/space .
$ docker run -d -p 8080:8080 earaujoassis/space
$ docker images --quiet --filter=dangling=true | xargs docker rmiPlease take a look at /issues
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