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This is an Auth0 guard, which covers the whole integration for you.
Module: ./module.ts
import { Module, NestModule } from '@nestjs/common'
import { Auth0Module } from '@webundsoehne/nestjs-auth0-guard'
import TestController from './controller'
@Module({
imports: [
Auth0Module.register({
domain: 'customer-domain.auth0.com',
clientId: 'auth0-client-identifier',
clientSecret: 'auth0-client-secret',
audience: 'https://customer-domain.com',
namespace: 'https://customer-domain.com'
})
],
controller: [
TestController
]
})
export class Server implements NestModule {}
Controller: ./controller.ts
import { Controller, Get, Post, UseGuards } from '@nestjs/common'
import { AuthGuard, Auth0TokenUser, Permissions, User } from '@webundsoehne/nestjs-auth0-guard'
@Controller('test')
@UseGuards(AuthGuard.withPermissions(['read:test', 'save:test', 'remove:test']))
export class TestController {
@Permissions('read:test')
@Get()
getTest () {}
@Permissions('save:test')
@Post()
getTest (@User() user: Auth0TokenUser) {}
}
The Auth0Module.register(options)
has to be imported once in your main NestModule
.
It requires the configuration for communicating with Auth0.
Options:
Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
domain | String | true | The Auth0 domain of your account's tenant |
clientId | String | true | The identifier of the Auth0 client |
clientSecret | String | true | The secret key of the used Auth0 client |
audience | String | false | The configured audience you want to login (Fallback: http://localhost:3000 ) |
namespace | String | false | The namespace of the JWT property names, which should be extracted to the user's object (Fallback: audience ) |
If you want to enable the guard for a controller or method, you have to use the AutheGuard
.
You may use the jumper AuthGuard.withPermissions(permissions: string | string[])
, which allows you to tell the guard which permissions are allowed without using the decorator.
The Permissions(permissions: string | string[])
decorator restricts, the access to an method, to one of the set permission values.
The User(key?: string)
decorator allows you to fetch user specific information out of the JWT payload.
On each Git tag commit to this repo, the source-code will be automatically transpiled and published to NPM.
FAQs
NestJS Auth0 Guard
We found that @webundsoehne/nestjs-auth0-guard demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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