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xtuple-node-oauth-client

v0.0.7

Published

Example of using xTuple REST Api with OAuth2

Downloads

5

Readme

xTuple OAuth2 Client for Node

Node.js client to work with xTuple REST services.

**Note: This client is a sample application to demonstrate a use-case for using the xTuple REST Api with Node.js. If you are looking for a client for use with your REST application, then you should use the xtuple-rest-client npm package.

How to Use:

Create new OAuth2 Client

Before you can use this client with xTuple's OAuth 2.0 Server, you need to install the OAuth 2.0 extension in your xTuple application and create a reference for a new OAuth 2.0 Client. Be sure to select a "Client Type" of "Service Account" and ensure that "Delegated Access" is checked. This will generate a private key and give you all the other information that you wll need to connect to the xTuple REST API.

Test this OAuth2 API Client

Clone this repository and run npm install

or npm install xtuple-node-oauth-client

Set your Private Key

Convert your key.p12 file to key.pem and copy it to the keys folder:

openssl pkcs12 -in keys/key.p12 -nocerts -nodes | openssl rsa -out keys/key.pem

Enter Import Password: 'notasecret'

Setup Environment Variables

cp sample.env .env

Open the .env file and change the information to match what was provided by the xTuple OAuth 2.0 extension.