OpenID Connect login application

One executable hosts a login page, an OpenID Connect provider and client, session JWTs, and logout. Accounts, keys, and sessions are held in memory for this development demonstration.

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Explore the generated project diagrams to follow data between folders, then open module interactions and API sequences.

Project files

• main.aug

• client/contracts.aug

• client/endpoints.aug

• client/export.aug

• client/login.aug

• client/logout.aug

• client/protocol.aug

• client/session.aug

• client/views.aug

• common/export.aug

• common/headers.aug

• common/keys.aug

• common/settings.aug

• common/views.aug

• provider/authorization.aug

• provider/contracts.aug

• provider/credentials.aug

• provider/discovery.aug

• provider/export.aug

• provider/token.aug

• provider/userinfo.aug

• provider/views.aug

• main.yaml

Try this project

Download this project, then extract the archive in an empty working folder. It contains source, configuration, and compiled specs. Install August once, then run these commands. Native libraries are prepared automatically when needed:

cd oidc-login
aug check .
aug spec .
aug test .
aug run .

Open http://127.0.0.1:8787 and sign in with ada / august-demo. This development example keeps accounts, signing keys, and sessions in process memory. See web and crypto and the remaining library gaps.

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