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passport-bluemix

v0.1.2-b

Published

BlueMix OAuth 2.0 authentication strategy for Passport.

Downloads

1,296

Readme

passport-bluemix

Passport strategy for authenticating with Bluemix using the OAuth 2.0 API.

You can use this module to authenticate users with IBM ID in your Node.js applications. The module can also be used as middleware in Express. Manage your client configurations in Bluemix IDaaS.

Install

$ npm install passport-bluemix

Usage

Authentication Strategy

Use BlueMix as OAuth2 authentication strategy for Passport. After authenticate using IBM ID, this strategy requires a verify callback which can be used to create/verify an user in your application. Calling done(null, profile) will save user profile from IBM to the current passport session. You can also write anything to the passport session, for example user.

var passport = require('passport')
, BlueMixOAuth2Strategy = require('passport-bluemix').BlueMixOAuth2Strategy;

passport.use('bluemix', new BlueMixOAuth2Strategy({
	authorizationURL : 'https://idaas.ng.bluemix.net/sps/oauth20sp/oauth20/authorize',
	tokenURL : 'https://idaas.ng.bluemix.net/sps/oauth20sp/oauth20/token',
	clientID : 'your_app_client_id',
	scope: 'profile',
	grant_type: 'authorization_code',
	clientSecret : 'your_app_client_secret',
	callbackURL : 'your_callback_url',
	profileURL: 'https://idaas.ng.bluemix.net/idaas/resources/profile.jsp'
}, function(accessToken, refreshToken, profile, done) {
	... //find or create new user
	return done(null, ...);
}));

Authenticate Requests

Use passport.authenticate(), specifying the 'bluemix' strategy, to authenticate requests.

For example, as route middleware in an Express application:

app.get('/auth/ibm', passport.authenticate('bluemix', {requestedAuthnPolicy: 'http://www.ibm.com/idaas/authnpolicy/basic'}));
app.get('/auth/ibm/callback', 
		passport.authenticate('bluemix'),
		function(req, res) {
		// Successful authentication, redirect home.
    	res.redirect('/');
});

Credits

License

The MIT License

Copyright (c) 2014 Minh Hoang <http://blog.minhhoang.de/>