Auth0 Configs

Configs for our Auth0 Tenants

Contributing

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Setup

• Step 1: Clone the repository.

• Step 2: Run pnpm install to install the dependencies.

• Step 3: Ensure a dedicated M2M application is available on the tenant(s) with the required scopes.

• Step 4: Copy the .env.example and create the .env.production.local and .env.development.local environment config files as needed.

• Step 5: To export the current configs from Auth0, run pnpm prd:export or pnpm dev:export npm run-scripts as needed for the corresponding tenant.

• Step 6: Use Auth0 CLI to develop the ULP screen and copy over your work to the scripts/templates. You can use this to apply the changes to a tenant in the next step.

• Step 7: To apply a branding template, use pnpm dev:apply-template or pnpm prd:apply-template npm run-scripts.

  To import the configs into Auth0, run pnpm prd:import or pnpm dev:import as needed for the corresponding tenant.

  Do not use the import scripts.

  The Auth0 Deploy CLI import can have destructive effects. Use the npm run-scripts instead as mentioned previously. They use the Auth0 Management API with the M2M application to manage the template.

For more details and documentation see:

• https://auth0.com/docs/deploy-monitor/deploy-cli-tool
• https://auth0.github.io/auth0-cli/

Warning:

You may see code duplication for example in scripts/templates/* and tenants/*. This is intentional because we use the former as source of truth while applying the changes via the Management API, and the later is an export of the configuration from the tenants for version control.

Copyright & License

Copyright (c) 2023 freeCodeCamp.org - Released under the BSD 3 license.