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brightspace-auth-provisioning

Make token assertions against an auth service

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brightspace-auth-provisioning

Library for making assertions against an auth service.

Install

npm install brightspace-auth-provisioning --save

Usage

var AuthTokenProvisioner = require('brightspace-auth-provisioning');

var provisioner = new AuthTokenProvisioner({
	issuer: 'ece083bc-e6ac-11e4-8e1b-54ee750fffa4',
	keyLookup: function () {
		return Promise.resolve({
			kid: '0a9e68f6-e6ad-11e4-8ab6-54ee750fffa4',
			key: KeyObject,
			alg: 'ES256'
		});
	}
});

var tokenPromise = provisioner
	.provisionToken({
		user: '32647',
		impersonator: '30882',
		tenant: '5492ff8a-e6ad-11e4-84d6-54ee750fffa4',
		scopes: ['updates:feed-items:read'],
		fsid: 'eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1Ni...'
	});

API

new AuthTokenProvisioner(Object options) -> AuthTokenProvisioner

Option: issuer String (required)

The String used to identify your local issuer/service. This must be registered with the auth service.

Option: keyLookup () -> Promise<Object> (required)

A function which returns a Promise to an Object representing your current signing key. The object must have the properties kid, which is a unique String, and key which is the node.js crypto KeyObject representing the private key. The object should also have a String property alg representing the signing algorithm to use. alg must be one of ES256, ES384, ES512 or RS256.

Option: remoteIssuer String (https://auth.brightspace.com/core)

You may optionally specifiy the endpoint of the remote issuer, or auth service.

Option: cache AbstractProvisioningCache (AbstractProvisioningCache)

You may optionally specify an instance of an object inheriting from AuthTokenProvisioner.AbstractProvisioningCache.

.provisionToken(Object options) -> Promise<String>

Given the set of claims provided, will make an assertion against the auth service. Returns a promise to the encoded access token.

Option: scopes Array<String> (required)

The set of scopes to include in the auth token. The contained scopes should fit our semantic scope formatting: <group>:<resource>:<permission>.

Option: tenant String

The GUID of the tenant this token is meant for.

Option: user String

The id of the user this token is meant for. Requires the tenant option has been set.

Option: impersonator String

The id of the active user, who is impersonating user. Requires the user option has been set.

Option: fsid String

The Caliper FSID associated with this token.

.AbstractProvisioningCache

Available on the export is a reference to the AbstractProvisioningCache

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Package last updated on 07 May 2025

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