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scim-node

v2.2.2

Published

node lib for SCIM 2.0

Downloads

179

Readme

SCIM-node

SCIM is a specification designed to reduce the complexity of user management operations by providing a common user schema and the patterns for exchanging this schema using HTTP in a platform-neutral fashion. The aim of SCIM is to achieve interoperability, security, and scalability in the context of identity management.

Developers can think of SCIM merely as a REST API with endpoints exposing CRUD functionality (create, update, retrieve and delete).

Detailed specifications for SCIM can be found at RFC 7642, RFC 7643, and RFC 7644.

SCIM node is a client library for the Gluu SCIM 2.0. Gluu's implementation of SCIM service is available at User Management with SCIM.

There are two SCIM for dealing with UMA 1.0 and UMA 2.0.

For UMA 1.0 use

var scim = require('scim-node')(config);
scim.scim.getUsersCount(callback);

For UMA 2.0 use

var scim = require('scim-node')(config);
scim.scim2.getUsersCount(callback);

Prerequisite

  1. Gluu CE >= 4.0
  2. Node JS >= 10.x.x

Installation

$ npm install scim-node

Configuration

  1. Copy the requesting party JKS file to your nodejs project (inside the Gluu server chroot, it is located at /install/community-edition-setup/output/scim-rp.jks).

  2. Have the requesting party client ID and password at hand. You can find this info in the file /install/community-edition-setup/setup.properties.last. Try running cat setup.properties.last | grep "scim_rp_client". The default password is secret.

  3. Ensure you have enabled SCIM and UMA.

  4. scim-node need privateKey, keyAlg and keyId. so you need to run generate-private-key.sh. Download generate-private-key.sh file, put it in your project root folder where you have scim-rp.jks file. it will provide you private key file final-private-key.key, keyId and keyAlg. you just need to pass the scim_rp_client's password.

    sh generate-privte-key.sh [scim_rp_client's password]

    Once you run this file. It will show keyId and keyAlg. You need to copy and use it for scim-node configuration.

  5. Use above all values to configure scim-node.

var config = {
  keyAlg: 'XXXXX', // Algorithm type.
  domain: 'https://example.com/', // Gluu server URL.
  privateKey: 'final-private-key.key', // Value can be buffer or path of private key.
  clientId: '@!XXXX.XXXX.XXXX.XXXX!XXXX!XXXX.XXXX!XXXX!XXXX.XXXX', // scim_rp_client's client id.
  keyId: '000xx0x0-xx00-00xx-xx00-0x000x0x000x', // JWKS key id.
};

var scim = require('scim-node')(config);

Methods

| Method | Description | |---------|-------------| |scim.scim2.getUsersCount(callback)| Get total number of users.| |scim.scim2.getUsers(startIndex, count, filter, callback)| Get users records. | |scim.scim2.searchUsers(filter, startIndex, count, callback)| Extra search to get users records| |scim.scim2.getUser(id, filter, callback)| Get the user by id. | |scim.scim2.addUser(userData, callback)| Add the user. | |scim.scim2.removeUser(id, callback)| Delete the user. | |scim.scim2.editUser(id, userData, callback)| Update the details of user. | |scim.scim2.getGroupCount(callback)| Get total number of groups. | |scim.scim2.getGroups(startIndex, count, filter, callback)| Get groups records. | |scim.scim2.getGroup(id, filter, callback)| Get the groups by id. | |scim.scim2.addGroup(groupData, callback)| Add the group. | |scim.scim2.editGroup(id, groupData, callback)| Update the details of group. | |scim.scim2.removeGroup(id, callback)| Delete the group. |

Example

Request:

// Process data or handle error in callback function.
scim.scim2.getUsersCount(callback);
function callback(error, data) {
  if (error) {
    // Handle error here.
  } else {
    // Process data here.
  }
}

or

// Process data or handle error using promise.
scim.scim2.getUsersCount().then(function (data) {
// Process data here.
}).catch(function (error) {
// Handle error here.
});

Response:

| Status Code | Reason | Response Model | |-------------|----------------------|----------------| | 200 | successful operation | ListResponse | | error_code | failed operation | Error |

License

(MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2016-2019 Gluu