Cellar door

Login to services using your own website.

Inspired by the IndieWeb movement I wanted to build a well-tested personal authorization server that implements the IndieAuth protocol.

Features:

Deploy your own authorization server using glitch.com

Remix my Glitch app.
Complete the .env file configuration.
Within the <head></head> portion of your personal site's html:
- Add <link rel="authorization_endpoint" href="https://your-glitch-app.com"> to make authorization endpoint discoverable.
- Add <link rel="token_endpoint" href="https://your-glitch-app.com/token"> to make token endpoint discoverable.
Test logging into a site, for example indielogin.com.
- And if you want, manually test the access token flow using this tool by Sebastiaan Andeweg.

Remix or git clone this project.
Use command npm test to run tests. Or npm test -- --watch to start the tests in watch mode.

Project is licensed under AGPL-3.0.

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