Demonstration app, illustrates how change password endpoint may be implemented,
requiring APIv2 management token & secured by JWT Access token with update:password scope.
For client examples that use this sample see:
The following CURL represents how to call this API for change password operation.
Replace {{JWT ACCESS TOKEN}} with your JWT Access Token (received upon authentication using Auth0).
curl -X GET \
'http://localhost:3001/digital/password/update?newPassword=test' \
-H 'authorization: Bearer {{JWT ACCESS TOKEN}}' \
-H 'cache-control: no-cache'
Before starting you must upate auth0.properties file located in `src/main/resources
auth0.domain:{tenant}.auth0.com
auth0.clientId: 123
auth0.clientSecret: asdfadsf
auth0.apiAudience: https://myapi
The auth0.apiAudience will be https://your-domain/ (the trailing slash is necessary) and the api-audience will be the unique identifer set when creating the API.
Before starting this application runs using Maven. To use this sample as is you must install Maven. I recommend installing Maven through Home Brew. Once you've installed Home Brew you can run the following command to install Maven.
brew install mavenTo ensure Maven has been successfully installed run the following command to check the version. For this sample to work properly Maven version 3.0 or later is required.
mvn -vBefore anyone can use this API with Auth0 it must be created as an API using the Auth0 Management Dashboard. From the dashboard navigate the the API section and click on the Create API button in the top right.
Once you've setup Maven and configured your application. You can run the application with the following command. This, by default, runs on port 3001. If you want to change the port you can modify /src/resources/application.properties to use any port you'd prefer.
mvn spring-boot:run