Passport OAuth Example

Simple web application that uses OAuth2 to log in for demonstration purposes.

Simply log in using the provided credentials in the challenge PDF and a profile view will be provided.

Installing

You will need to copy .env.example to .env to start with, and add the required parameters. This is to ensure critical secrets are kept in the environment.

Environment variables are:

PORT=3000
IP=0.0.0.0
AUTHORIZATION_URL=[HOST]/oauth/authorize
TOKEN_URL=[HOST]/oauth/token
CLIENT_ID=[id]
CLIENT_SECRET=[secret]
CALLBACK_URL=http://localhost:3000
USER_INFO=[HOST]/oauth/userinfo

Building, running and testing

Building

npm run build will do a build - it triggers grunt. This has not been added into a trigger but can be if needed.
npm run watch triggers grunt watch and looks out for changes.

Running

npm start will run the server - it'll require a npm run build. This is equivalent to node -r esm server.js - this is explained in COVER.md.

Testing

npm test will trigger grunt test which will run linting and unit testing.
npm run coverage will trigger the tests and output a code coverage report.

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