This is support code for authenticating using IBM's OpenID Connect authentication servers, in particular IBMid.
The OpenID Connect parameters for IBMid are provided in the call to NewIBMidAuthenticator
:
- The client ID, given to you during the enrollment process
- The client secret, ditto
- The callback URL
Example usage:
ibmid := ibmoidc.NewIBMidAuthenticator(myClientID, myClientSecret, myCallbackURL)
http.Handle("/login", ibmid.BeginLogin())
http.Handle("/openid/code", ibmid.CompleteLogin(myauthhandler))
where the callback URL is https://www.example.com/openid/code
on your web app.
The http.Handler
myauthhandler
can then do:
token, ok := ibmoidc.TokenFromRequest(r) // r is the http.Request
The jwt.Token
in token
will contain the the authenticated information from
IBMid. At that point it's up to you to work out some way to persist it via a
session, cookies, or whatever.
It's also up to you to access and unpack the ext
parameter from the JWT,
which contains JSON you can deserialize in order to obtain the BlueGroups
information.
Here's an example of how you might turn the token into a User object:
type User struct {
Name string
Email string
Company string
BlueGroups []string
}
func getString(tok *jwt.Token, key string) string {
x, ok := tok.Get(key)
if !ok {
return ""
}
switch v := x.(type) {
case string:
return v
default:
return ""
}
}
func NewUser(tok *jwt.Token) *User {
type Ext struct {
BlueGroups []string `json:"blueGroups"`
Company string `json:"company"`
}
user := &User{}
extjson, ok := tok.Get("ext")
if ok {
extstr := extjson.(string)
ext := Ext{}
err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(extstr), &ext)
if err == nil {
user.Company = ext.Company
user.BlueGroups = ext.BlueGroups
}
}
user.Email = getString(tok, "email")
user.Name = getString(tok, "name")
return user
}
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