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@mxenabled/sso-api-proxy

Proxy Widget SSO URL requests to our Platform API.

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SSO API Proxy

This is a proxy server used to get Widget SSO URLs from our Platform API. Any configuration that you could normally pass to the Platform API via the request body or a header can be passed in this server as well.

Getting started

Run npm i -g @mxenabled/sso-api-proxy to install this package globally and be able to run the mx-sso-api-proxy command from anywhere. Running mx-sso-api-proxy will start the proxy server. Run mx-sso-api-proxy help for additional information on the commands and arguments.

Configuration

When the server starts, the following environment variables will be used if found:

  • MX_CLIENT_ID
  • MX_API_KEY
  • MX_API_HOST
  • MX_DEFAULT_USER_GUID

Alternatively, a configuration file named .mx-sso-api-proxy-rc.yaml will be searched for, and, if located, used as well. The configuration file should look like this:

apiKey: "[api key]"
apiHost: "https://int-api.mx.com"
clientId: "[client id]"
defaultUserGuid: "[default user guid]"

If a required configuration is missing, you will be prompted to enter it in before the server starts.

Making requests

The server has the following endpoints:

  • GET /user/widget_urls
  • POST /user/widget_urls
  • GET /users/{user_guid}/widget_urls
  • POST /users/{user_guid}/widget_urls

The /users/{user_guid}/widget_urls endpoints use the user guid provided in the URL, whereas the /user/widget_urls endpoints use the user guid in the configuration.

The GET endpoint accepts the widget configuration via the URL query parameters. For example:

curl "http://localhost:8089/users/USR-081ff65e-3087-4cc2-a2c4-365354e1e6cb/widget_urls?widget_type=connect_widget&mode=verification"

The POST endpoint accepts the widget configuration via the request body. For example:

curl "http://localhost:8089/users/USR-081ff65e-3087-4cc2-a2c4-365354e1e6cb/widget_urls" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --data '{"widget_url": {"widget_type": "connect_widget"}}'

Using the proxy with the Widget SDKs

If you're running the example application in the React Native Widget SDK, add this to your config.json file (just replace {user guid} with your user's guid):

{
    "proxy": "http://localhost:8089/users/{user guid}/widget_urls"
}

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