OAuth/OpenID Connect Workshop

This is a OpenID Connect example, used as an assigment in the OAuth2 and OpenID Connect workshop given by Curity AB.

Dependencies

**python 3.7 (tested with python 3.7.4)

OpenSSL 1.0 to be able to do modern TLS versions.

Running the app

$ pipenv shell
$ python app.py

Flask will start a web server listening on all interfaces. The webserver will by default use HTTPS with a selfsigned certificate for localhost. Browse to https://localhost:5443 to see the app.

client_config.json

client_config.json is used as a configuration file for the example app. Change the values to match your system.

Name	Type	Mandatory	Default	Description
redirect_uri	string	✓		The redirect uri to use, must be registered for the client at the OpenID Connect server.
client_id	string	✓		The id for the client. Used to authenticate the client.
client_secret	string	✓		The shared secret to use for authentication against the token endpoint.
issuer	URI	✓		The OAuth2/OpenID Connect issuer.
scope	string			The scopes to ask for. Space separated string.
verify_ssl_server	boolean		true	Set to false to disable certificate checks.
debug	boolean		false	If set to true, Flask will be in debug mode and write stacktraces if an error occurs
port	number		9080	The port that the Flask server should listen to
base_url	string			base url to be added to internal redirects. Set this to enable the client to be behind a proxy.

Questions and Support

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