This is a lightweight Go server for handling OAuth flows with Gitea, Gitlab, Bitbucket, GitHub.
Note: My primary use case is providing OAuth between Gitea and NetlifyCMS. Other SCMs are untested as of now.
Open the repo and build the service:
go build -o oauth-provider .
Deploy the binary to your server.
Dockerfile is coming soon
The service needs some minimal configuration set before it can run. On the server or the location you are running the service, create a config file:
mkdir ./env
touch ./env/config
The config file is TOML based. You can see a complete example in this repo at ./env/sample.config
[runtime]
# Not used anywhere yet, for information only
environment="development"
[server]
# The hostname to serve from; Your external app will connect to the OAuth provider via this URL
host="localhost"
# The port to serve from; Used in conjunction with [server.host] to create a complete URL
port="3000"
# Used with OAuth provider sessions
sessionSecret="super-secret"
For each CMS, there are some required settings:
[gitea]
# OAuth Key and Secret generated on the SCM site
key="<KEY>"
secret="<SECRET>"
# URL of the SCM instance
baseUrl="https://gitea.company.com"
# URI of the authorize endpoint (e.g for Gitea, this is shown when creating the OAuth application)
authUri="login/oauth/authorize"
# URI of the access_token endpoint (e.g for Gitea, this is shown when creating the OAuth application)
accessTokenUri="login/oauth/access_token"
# URI of the authorize endpoint if overridden (e.g for Gitea, this is shown when creating the OAuth application)
userUri="api/v1/user"
# Callback URL for the SCM, where it will redirect the user after they authorise. This needs to match what was given when creating the OAuth application.
callbackUri="http://localhost:3000/callback/gitea"
Inspiration taken from https://github.com/igk1972/netlify-cms-oauth-provider-go