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Passport strategy for authenticating with Telefonica Accounts OAuth 2.0 API
Passport strategy for authenticating with Telefonica Accounts OAuth 2.0 API
var passport = require('passport'),
TAccountsStrategy = require('passport-taccounts-oauth2');
var options = {
clientID: '2b8672be-5c80-ac91-96da-f4b922105431',
clientSecret: 'f5d689ac-fc2c-4e32-ac8a-321212ca1a8d',
callbackURL: 'http://localhost/auth/taccounts/callback'
};
var strategy = new TAccountsStrategy(options, verify);
function verify(accessToken, refreshToken, user, done) {
return done(null, user);
}
passport.use(strategy);
To make integrations easier, the user profile is normalized according to passport recommendations. The original payload is also returned for those who need additional information from Telefonica Accounts. For example:
{
"email": "frodo.bolson@telefonica.com",
"local_company_alias": "HI_frodo",
"company": "Telefónica S.A.",
"tags": [
"ldap_auth",
"telefonica_user"
],
"sub": "9d2ccf1f-746d-4455-9793-44e1bc8caaa6",
"locale": "es",
"email_verified": true,
"updated_at": "2016-10-25T10:28:35.289Z",
"name": "FRODO BOLSON",
"phone_number": "+34666666666",
"phone_number_verified": true
}
You can pass extra parameters as options. They are usually not needed, unless you are running your own TAccounts service:
The strategy exposes a new method logout
as an addition to the common passportJS ones. Use this method to create a middleware that logouts the user directly from
Telefónica Accounts and redirects back to the specified logoutCallbackURL
var options = {
// Other options
logoutCallbackURL: 'http://localhost/auth/logout'
};
var strategy = new TAccountsStrategy(options, verify);
passport.use(strategy);
app.get('/auth/taccounts/', passport.authenticate('taccounts'));
app.get('/auth/taccounts/callback', passport.authenticate('taccounts'));
app.get('/auth/taccounts/logout', strategy.logout());
app.get('/auth/logout', function(req, res) {
// Gets redirected here after logging out from Telefónica Accounts
req.logout();
res.redirect('/');
});
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Passport strategy for authenticating with Telefonica Accounts OAuth 2.0 API
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