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RADAR-base / RADAR-Rest-Source-Auth

A simple application to support authorization of wearable devices using OAuth using a webservice with REST Endpoints.
https://radar-base.org/
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RADAR-REST-Source-Auth

An application to get authorization from users to access their data through 3rd party APIs. Mainly supports OAuth2 Authorization code follow to request authorization and processes the returned authorization code to add new entries of users. It creates new users and adds properties compatible and required by the RADAR REST and Fitbit connectors.

Features supported

  1. It has one active entity where we store user properties.
  2. Has liquibase support to enable seamless database schema migration.
  3. Has a simple web-service with REST Endpoints to share configured source-type client details and authorized users.
  4. Currently various source-types can be configured using the configuration file and these entries are stored in memory.

APIs to be used by REST Source-Connectors

RADAR REST Source-Connectors can use the APIs as follows.

  1. To get all configured users for a particular source-type use GET */users?source-type={source-type} .
  2. To get details of a particular user use GET */users/{id}.
  3. To get the token details of a particular user use GET */users/{id}/token.
  4. To refresh the token of a particular user use POST /users/{id}/token.

Installation

To install functional RADAR-base Rest-Sources Authorizer application with minimal dependencies from source, please use the docker-compose.yml under the root directory.

Copy the docker/etc/rest-source-authorizer/authorizer.yml.template into docker/etc/rest-source-authorizer/authorizer.yml and modify the restSourceClients.FitBit.clientId and restSourceClients.FitBit.clientSecret with your Fitbit client application credentials. Then start the docker-compose stack:

docker-compose up -d --build

You can find the Authorizer app running on http://localhost:8080/rest-sources/authorizer/. You can find the Management Portal app running on http://localhost:8080/managementportal/

Authorization

All users registered with the application will be authorized against ManagementPortal for integrity and security. Front-end application will perform additional validation based on regex to improve user experience.

Registering OAuth Clients with ManagementPortal

To add new OAuth clients, you can add at runtime through the UI on Management Portal, or you can add them to the OAuth clients file referenced by the MANAGEMENTPORTAL_OAUTH_CLIENTS_FILE configuration option. For more info, see officail docs The OAuth client for authorizer-app-backend should have the following properties.

client-id: radar_rest_sources_auth_backend
client-secret: Confidential
grant-type: client_credentials
resources: res_ManagementPortal
scope: PROJECT.READ,SUBJECT.READ

The OAuth client for authorizer-app should have the following properties.

client-id: radar_rest_sources_authorizer
client-secret: Empty
grant-type: authorization_code
resources: res_restAuthorizer
scope: SOURCETYPE.READ,PROJECT.READ,SUBJECT.READ,SUBJECT.UPDATE,SUBJECT.CREATE
callback-url: <advertised-url-of-rest-sources-authorizer-app>/login 
# the callback-url should be resolvable and match with the environment variable of radar-rest-sources-authorizer -> AUTH_CALLBACK_URL in the docker-compose.yml file.

Migrating from 1.*.* version to 2.*

  1. Move configurations from application.yml and environment variables to authorizer.yml following the description in authorizer.yml.template.
  2. Move configurations from rest_source_clients_configs.yml to restSourceClients in corresponding YAML format in authorizer.yml.