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gocloaksession

This client uses: gocloak and resty

Installation

go get github.com/Clarilab/gocloaksession

Importing

import "github.com/Clarilab/gocloaksession"

Features

// GoCloakSession holds all callable methods
type GoCloakSession interface {
	// GetKeycloakAuthToken returns a JWT object, containing the AccessToken and more
	GetKeycloakAuthToken() (*gocloak.JWT, error)

	// Sets the Authentication Header for the response
	// Can be used as Middleware in resty
	AddAuthTokenToRequest(*resty.Client, *resty.Request) error

	// GetGoCloakInstance returns the currently used GoCloak instance.
	GetGoCloakInstance() gocloak.GoCloak

	// ForceAuthenticate ignores all checks and executes an authentication.
	ForceAuthenticate() error

	// ForceRefresh ignores all checks and executes a refresh.
	ForceRefresh() error
}

See https://github.com/Nerzal/gocloak/blob/main/token.go for complete JWT struct.

Examples

// Create a new session
session := NewSession(clientId, clientSecret, realm, uri)

// Authenticate or refresh the token
token, err := session.GetKeycloakAuthToken()

If you want to use it as middleware in resty, you can use the following example

session := NewSession(clientId, clientSecret, realm, uri)

restyClient.OnBeforeRequest(session.AddAuthTokenToRequest)

In case you need the GoCloak instance to execute your own commands.

gocloakInstance := session.GetGoCloakInstance()

Developing & Testing

For local development you need to start a docker container:

docker-compose up -d

To remove running docker container afterwards:

docker-compose down

To run the tests simply use:

make test-all

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