Usage

Install with

npm install @intility/msal-keyvault-cache

Then, initialize the cache and use it in your client configuration

import { PublicClientApplication } from "@azure/msal-node";
import keyVaultCache from "@intility/msal-keyvault-cache";

let cachePlugin = keyVaultCache("https://YOUR_KEYVAULT_HERE.vault.azure.net/");

let publicClientConfig = {
  auth: {
    clientId: "CLIENT_ID",
    authority: "https://login.microsoftonline.com/TENANT_ID",
  },
  cache: {
    cachePlugin,
  },
};

let publicClientApplication = new PublicClientApplication(publicClientConfig);

By default, it will authenticate to the KeyVault by using DefaultAzureCredential from '@azure/identity'. This means you can authenticate a number of ways. In CI you can use environment variables, and locally you can use the Azure CLI.

Syntax

let cachePlugin = keyVaultCache(keyVaultUrl);
let cachePlugin = keyVaultCache(keyVaultUrl, secretName);
let cachePlugin = keyVaultCache(keyVaultUrl, secretName, credential);

Parameters

keyVaultUrl

A JavaScript string containing the url to your Azure KeyVault.

secretName (optional)

• Default Value: "msal-cache"

A JavaScript string containing the name of the secret.

credential (optional)

• Default Value: new DefaultAzureCredential()

A Credential Class used to authenticate to the Azure KeyVault.

Return value

A cachePlugin that can be used in a @azure/msal-node Client Configuration.