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azure-ad-token-validator

v1.0.2

Published

A simple, lightweight library for validating Azure AD auth tokens. Example use case: Node.js API validating auth tokens from client apps in middleware.

Downloads

5

Readme

azure-ad-token-validator

A simple, lightweight library for validating Azure AD auth tokens. Example use case: Node.js API validating auth tokens from client apps in middleware.

npm install azure-ad-token-validator

Usage

const azureAdTokenValidator = new AzureAdTokenValidator({
  // required
  tenantId: "{your Azure AD tenant id}",
  audience: "{intended audience}", // ex. "api://{your API client ID}"
  metadataDocumentUri: "{uri of the discovery endpoint for your tenant}", // ex. https://login.microsoftonline.com/{your tenant id}/v2.0/.well-known/openid-configuration
  // optional
  allowedApplicationIds: [], // list of allowed client application IDs (guids)
  requiredScopes: [], // list of scopes that must be present in tokens (ex. ["Api.Connect"])
  validIssuers: [], // ex. ["https://sts.windows.net/{your tenant id}}/",]
});

const validationResult = await azureAdTokenValidator.validate("{token value}");

ValidationResult

| Prop | Value | | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------- | | isValid | true if token is valid, false if not | | validationMessage | reason for validation failure | | accessToken | string value of access token parameter | | decodedAccessToken | Jwt object representing decoded access token |