FusionAuth Node.js example

This project is two simple example Node.js applications that illustrates how you can easily implement multi tenant applications using FusionAuth.

To run

This assumes you already have a running FusionAuth instance, user and application running locally. If you don't, please see the 5-Minute Setup Guide to do so.

• Create two local aliases in your DNS: hooli.local and piedpiper.local, both resolving to 127.0.0.1.
• Log into the FusionAuth admin panel
• Create two tenants, Hooli Tenant and Pied Piper Tenant
• Create two applications, Hooli and Pied Piper
  • Update the Hooli FusionAuth application to allow a redirect of http://hooli.local:3001/oauth-redirect
  • Update the Pied Piper FusionAuth application to allow a redirect of http://piedpiper.local:3000/oauth-redirect
• Create a user in each tenant. They can have different passwords.
• Make sure your user has a first name.
• Register your user for the applications in the corresponding tenant.
• Return to your terminal window.
• In the hooli directory, run:
  • npm install
  • update routes/index.js with the client id and client secret of your FusionAuth application.
  • PORT=3001 npm start
• In the piedpiper directory, run:
  • npm install
  • update routes/index.js with the client id and client secret of your FusionAuth application.
  • PORT=3000 npm start

Open an incognito browser (or a different one)

Go to http://hooli.local:3001/ and login with the previously created user for the Hooli application.

You should see 'Hello [firstname]'.

Then go to http://piedpiper.local:3000. You will be prompted to sign in again with the different password.