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Sails-OAuth2-API

Purposes

Several purposes of this application:

integrate OAuth2 to protect a REST API developped with sailsjs
make this integration simple and easy to understand
handle trusted and untrusted application
- trusted application will use resource owner's password credential (no login form displayed to the user)
- untrusted application will use authorization code grant (login form displayed and presenting the Allow / Deny options)

Status

Migrated to sails 0.11
available flows
- Authorization code
- Resource owner password
- Implicit flow (not functional yet)
models implemented
- User: resource owner
- Client: application willing to use the user's resource
- AuthCode: authorization code that will be exchanged against an Access Token
- AccessToken: token used by the client each time the API is called with the user's identity
- RefreshToken: token used to get a new AccessToken
controllers
- InfoController: a basic controller that will be called to test the OAuth mecanism
- Client controller: used to manage client (only create and list). This controller will be used by administrators
authentication
- config/passport.js: defining passport strategy
OAuth service
- config/oauth2.js defining the OAuth server and the exchange strategy

Details

When lifting the sails application, a default user and 2 defaults clients are created (among which one is trusted and the other is not). In the console, the client_id and client_secret of each client are displayed and the default user credential as well.

Authorization code grant

Within the application, redirect the user toward the authentication service (the user will need to identify and allow the client to access his resources)

http://localhost:1337/oauth/authorize?client_id=CLIENT_ID&response_type=code&redirect_uri=REDIRECT_URI&scope=http://localhost:1337

Once the authorization code is received, exchange it against an access token with the following request

curl -XPOST -d 'client_id=CLIENT_ID&client_secret=CLIENT_SECRET&grant_type=authorization_code&redirect_uri=REDIRECT_URI&code=CODE' http://localhost:1337/oauth/token

This returns an access token and a refresh token in a the following json format

{
  "access_token":"72HglTG5tJshVbpnTTCBFw1FNtB4FolLlV5Hntzc4prcAwVpTBXreyFzk9rCBUsaevdsJBY9v4YarEFfvhVLqL5HZmznUI3ajXmNQvlo7k5MD8E0SlVqMdtJeyYBtPa21bPOiFGpkDhoT6dOVecDWhuaT191cwsQT6jv663gRi63t4AXU443GuZKGuQU6Upt9S3BSiLmSMrvL6whvyORl66jFdL7EckRNSYNX3eHUdjcHdxluGWUNuLwhBIMOr3y",
  "refresh_token":"1t3hKouYXAgoeNTtkxyCOBjDyEyr4U99i21B4lkLq5SAl2NQ94UaLXMVEMT93J3D0q8GMhzPIlIQD2mSOcooPSM3txZ2nBdEOa1MX8GYBQcOsN55DLhJo7PxbbTKKqQqGS04ZsVBEQYPd9Xv80aj6tO5w0lP2qfcVq9YdcvLqQ43hk2h4F7RIHUgXhM9lfqLH0K0gsmdtyR2YWzJphbbori8JhAtvBqRzuyiiwFVOzjlK21f9qULKlq7T7ftqQ8S",
  "expires_in":3600,
  "token_type":"Bearer"
}

Resource owner password flow (this flow is only available if the client is among the trusted clients)

Issue the following curl request to get an access token

curl -XPOST "http://localhost:1337/oauth/token" -d "grant_type=password&client_id=CLIENT_ID&client_secret=CLIENT_SECRET&username=USERNAME&password=PASSWORD"

This returns an access token and a refresh token in a the following json format

{
  "access_token":"UeCnysUiLLzxS6tCKkEeMnRxvTsyq5bri9AFUeQV4OEOqoketVZd7HVQpjOeWOLwBhwaWokFXdBsQ34oU0Kcafq8cHgS3lu2Si6I2xvKifo46F8HiU18aicWTzizNocfHVKYYFEhcYftEVEmyvrkcPt1loaAHcKAhY8IzobgkTiMh6ZTfAdQKWn7pM0iS1sojW8H0v6pL9xLNRj0lwbTNHcMDWwdfCCGEq9NuZAiFuKspOg5LeLYKSXxm0vQAHFr",
  "refresh_token":"zu1dbMCuP46NS2hqjmq1ZFPzNrVsSpM9BvFCOizo3GmrE9jRwrY26m1b6JK3Jbud4ejb2xw3MZZc56snT15Y9hWXsmvGSOyKufS0cu8ZKGfVwUjwBcyu7SkcZCcCLUDgq5BJzFJ9ZBv6TKwltdUb8LQAEcDSLLRAXbIHsorStKW0CXqNuL9iSVdKgTXMVkiT2ik8Z4PUMf3daLQSMvwPK69srvYttFNpM3mUMOC2Y2U0AmiRDLYIr3Nsid0hwGsi",
  "expires_in":3600,
  "token_type":"Bearer"
}

Note: if the curl command above is issued with the client_id of the untrusted client (third party client applications that require access to the resource), a 401 error is raised.

Once the access_token is retrieved, it needs to be passed in the Authorization header of each request to the API as in the following example:

curl -H 'Authorization: Bearer ACCESS_TOKEN' -GET "http://localhost:1337/api/info

Implicit flow

Not fully implemented yet...

This flow is less secure and can be used if the Authorization code flow cannot be used. This clients using this flow are typically javascript client in a browser. Each time the access token is expired, a new request must be done to get a new one.

Within the application, redirect the user toward the authentication service (the user will need to identify and allow the client to access his resources)

http://localhost:1337/oauth/authorize?client_id=CLIENT_ID&response_type=token&redirect_uri=REDIRECT_URI&scope=http://localhost:1337

The user will then be redirected towards

http://REDIRECT_URI/#token_type=bearer&access_token=ACCESS_TOKEN&scope=SCOPE&expires_in=EXPIRES_IN

Renew an access token using a refresh token

When the access token is issued, a refresh token and and expires_in indicator are issued as well.
Once the access token has expired (do not wait to get an error indicating the expiration but handle the expires_in indicator in your application), the refresh token can be used to get a new access token.

curl -XPOST -d "client_id=CLIENT_ID&client_secret=CLIENT_SECRET&grant_type=refresh_token&refresh_token=REFRESH_TOKEN" http://localhost:1337/oauth/token

This returns a new access token and a new refresh token, and an expires_in indicator as well

{
  "access_token":"ZFCGdpLOKCJNzNtuVAfpEgnKKeaRCVasm2jokMxKHLWALzR80VCj5dB64H7fr2maZQLjoVx44YctMxfEiTKfp5zpXH276Lab3b8a8bynhMAcNRPfJrnyqbPqRdZ9wj018vg6XcJq7wjcVQgZCef59AShu4awvzVTOnG5rlNCk9OSw0Ji5F8XJP8giGEXH3sMM4iqhpP8H2N2bmBHnUXJlLLTo7Ch4rfnDO2X5BlfxLuAQjtc8NoTsqGHYj0Lazux",
  "refresh_token":"CIRaKr2qtSvxEmpK0YglCR7nRd9MjBf6D5KNvFWPRuLTBln84iC6SUl0MBgd2O2RGhpQ1QuxTucjKwbuyqCaKSznj1CJVckXZaIjHOEYBojyOR3Mr3BHxoPmmsqLSAmoE65y3h0E21l18lmmdwvn4gSCWG4uDKHCtEAQSYuJFeojiEikWMCKV5pxiowhnPWUR4hRfRJc6Yj0iTnKnKRf9PhqiKIB27Ut1WnUrxEUeCEJLvwbaWk9H7uuki6Y5cJJ",
  "expires_in":3600,
  "token_type":"Bearer"
}

Examples

2 dummy clients are available in the examples folder, they are just 2 very basic http server running on port 1338 (for the trusted one) and 1339 (for the untrusted one).

Credits

Several projects were used to start this one:

License

The MIT License (MIT)

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