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Node.js API for Single Sign On (SAML 2.0)
Welcome all PRs for maintaining this project, or provide a link to the repositories especially for use cases alongside with different frameworks.
This module provides high-level API for scalable Single Sign On (SSO) implementation. Developers can easily configure the Service Providers and Identity Providers by importing the corresponding metadata. SAML2.0 provides a standard guide but leaves a lot of options, so we provide a simple interface that's highly configurable.
To install the stable version
$ npm install samlify --save
$ yarn add samlify
This project is now developed using TypeScript 2.0, also support Yarn which is a new package manager.
$ npm install typescript -g
$ yarn
const saml = require('samlify');
See full documentation here
In progress
An introduction to Single Sign On
Copyright (C) 2016-2017 Tony Ngan, released under the MIT License.
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High-level API for Single Sign On (SAML 2.0)
The npm package samlify receives a total of 92,371 weekly downloads. As such, samlify popularity was classified as popular.
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