OSpike

An OAuth2 authorization server supporting OpenID Connect

Usage

For first usage please do the following steps:

Clone the project from github and install dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/rabiran/OSpike.git    
npm install

After that, in package.json file, you'll find 3 npm scripts named: generate-env-[prod/dev/test].

Adjust your settings in each one of them for generating appropriate .env file for the project.

Settings:

-port The port of the server. e.g. -port 1337

-hostname The hostname of the project url. e.g. -hostname google.com

-mongoUrl The url of the mongo db of the project. e.g. -mongoUrl ds11232.mlab.com:12345/db_bla_bla

-username The username of the db. e.g. -username admin

-password The password of the db user. e.g. -password 123456

-hostValidation Enabling host validation, value should be 0 for disable or 1 for enable. e.g. -hostValidation 1

-logsDir The directory path used for log files. Default value: 'logs'. (in the same hierarchy as src)

-logFileName The name of the log file. Default value: 'ospike-log.txt'

-shragaUrl Full URL to Shraga server for handling the authentication of end user

OPTIONAL Settings:

-apmServiceName OPTIONAL: Used in production only - The Elastic APM service name

-apmServerUrl OPTIONAL: Used in production only - The Elastic APM server url

-apmSecretToken OPTIONAL: Used in production only - The secret token for accessing the Elastic APM server

And just run:

npm run init
npm start

The init script ensures you got all the configuration needed for the project.

NOTE: For changing the environment, simply run npm run generate-env-[prod/dev/test] for the specific environment.

After that, any time you want to use the project again, simply run npm start.