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@authx/authx
This is AuthX. It's named AuthX because it's an "exchange" of sorts, consolidating identities from several upstream authorities into a single identity for downstream clients. AuthX uses the OAuth2 framework in both directions, and adds a robust access con
@authx/example
The AuthX Interface is a reference user interface that provides the visual components necessary for a user to authenticate herself and authorize a client to access resources on her behalf.
@authx/http-proxy-authorization
The AuthX proxy for resources is a flexible HTTP proxy that can inject access tokens into a request. It is designed to be deployed alongside an app or worker, and maintains an in-memory cache of fresh access tokens to add the minimun amount of latency. It
@authx/http-proxy-client
The AuthX proxy for resources is a flexible HTTP proxy that can inject access tokens into a request. It is designed to be deployed alongside an app or worker, and maintains an in-memory cache of fresh access tokens to add the minimun amount of latency. It
@authx/http-proxy-resource
The AuthX proxy for resources is a flexible HTTP proxy designed to sit in front of a resource.
@authx/http-proxy-web
The AuthX proxy for clients is a flexible HTTP proxy designed to sit in front of a client and manage the entire OAuth flow.
@authx/interface
The AuthX Interface is a reference user interface that provides the visual components necessary for a user to authenticate herself and authorize a client to access resources on her behalf.
@authx/scopes
This is a small collection of utility functions for AuthX scopes. These scopes are human-readable, fully OAuth2-compatible, and support both pattern matching and set algebra.
@authx/strategy-email
@authx/strategy-openid