oauth-code-flow-proxy

This is small tool to provide possibility to use different host and port when using OAuth2 code flow.

Get started

1. Install package:

$ npm i --save oauth-code-flow-proxy
$ yarn add oauth-code-flow-proxy

2. Create oatuh-proxy.config.js in the porject root folder

3. Start command via your trminal:

$ oauth-code-flow-proxy

Workflow

This tool works next way:

1. Configure OAuth service to use deployed proxy uri as redirect_uri parameter.
2. Your application should send auth request to retrieve auth code to the OAuth Service and use [proxyUri]?[proxyParam]=[yourAppUri] as redirect_uri.
3. You application should send code (request for token) to the OAuth Service and again use the same redirect_uri.
4. Done!!! Now you have your token.

CLI params

1. --config=path_to_configuration_file // you can specify path to your configuration file and not use default.

Configuration (oauth-proxy.config.js)

module.exports = {
  port = 8888, // port to run proxy server, default is 8888
  proxyParam = 'proxy_to', // param to redirect after proxy recieved request, it should be used when you will do request to OAuth2 API
  allow = '.*', // regexp or array of regexps to protect your proxy. You can specify rools to which urls proxy can redirect after request from OAuth2 service  
}