Add a community plugin for an OAuth2 resource server #525
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This plugin provides standard OAuth2 resource server functionality. Compared to @elysiajs/jwt, this package focuses solely on validating tokens from external OAuth2 providers against JWKS endpoints. This enables secure integration with identity providers like Auth0, Okta, Ory, and custom OAuth2 servers. It is meant to be used in implementing protected APIs in microservice architectures where authentication is handled by a separate authorization server, i.e. an auth gateway.
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This plugin provides standard OAuth2 resource server functionality. Compared to
@elysiajs/jwt, this package focuses solely on validating tokens from external OAuth2 providers against JWKS endpoints.This enables secure integration with identity providers like Auth0, Okta, Ory, and custom OAuth2 servers. It is meant to be used in implementing protected APIs in microservice architectures where authentication is handled by a separate authorization server, i.e. an auth gateway.