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Summary of Changes
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This pull request enhances the flexibility of the OIDC authentication providers by allowing explicit configuration of the token and user info endpoints. This change makes the library compatible with OIDC identity providers that may not use the standard endpoint paths.
Highlights
- Configurable OIDC Endpoints: Introduced optional
oidcTokenEndpoint
andoidcUserInfoEndpoint
parameters to OIDC credentials and provider constructors, allowing users to specify custom endpoints instead of relying on the default paths relative tooidcOrigin
. - Internal Endpoint Handling: The internal
AccessToken
class now stores and uses the provided token and user info endpoints for making requests, falling back to the standard/protocol/openid-connect/token
and/protocol/openid-connect/userinfo
paths if custom ones are not configured.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces the ability to specify custom OIDC token and userinfo endpoints, providing more flexibility for integrating with different OIDC providers. The changes involve adding new optional parameters to the configuration types and constructors, and updating the AccessToken
class to use these parameters with fallbacks to the default paths. The implementation appears correct, but adding documentation for the new configuration options would improve clarity for users.
oidcTokenEndpoint?: string; | ||
oidcUserInfoEndpoint?: string; |
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Add JSDoc comments for the new oidcTokenEndpoint
and oidcUserInfoEndpoint
properties in the CommonCredentials
type to explain their purpose and how they are used.
oidcTokenEndpoint?: string; | |
oidcUserInfoEndpoint?: string; | |
oidcTokenEndpoint?: string; | |
/** The endpoint of the OIDC IdP userinfo endpoint, ex. 'https://virtru.com/auth/protocol/openid-connect/userinfo' */ | |
oidcUserInfoEndpoint?: string; |
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