OIDC-NODE.js server for reThink

This server is adapted from agmoyano/OpenIDConnect. This is an OAUTH2/OIDC server with added support for IdP Proxy.

Install

Two installation mode are possible. Either running it through npm or using docker. In either case a Redis DB is required. The configuration file config.js is used to set parameters such as server host, port and redis host and port.

Configuration

The IdP Proxy must be modified before installation. More precisely the variable SOURCEURL must be modified so that host and port match the available public interface to the server.

Using Node

Because of modifications (bug fixes and support for RS256) not yet commited to the original OpenIDConnect module it is necessary to overwrite one of the components after installing dependencies.

npm install
cp openid-connect/index.js node_modules/openid-connect/index.js
npm start

Using Docker

The server can be either dockerized manually or using docker-compose. Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml are provided at the root of the project.

docker-compose up -d

OR

docker build -t oidc-node .  
docker run --name redis -p 6379:6379 -d redis  
docker run --name oidc-node -p 8080:8080 --link redis:redis -d oidc-node

Setup

The initial setup requires to configure a client for handling IdP Proxy requests.

Create user

On /user/create create an initial user.

Register client

After creating a user, register a client on /client/register. This client serving as the idp-proxy must have the following properties:

• Name: rethink-oidc
• Redirect URI: /proxy/done
• Method: implicit
• Signature: RS256

IdP Proxy usage

To use the IdP Proxy the setIdentityProvider function should be called in the WebRTC client. The user must be logged beforehand as there is no way to make him log-in during the generateAssertion procedure (yet).

Test

The general state of the server can be tested on /test/clear

IdP Proxy mechanism can be tested using the proxy/test page provided on the github repository. If everything goes fine the Id_Token should be printed in the javascript console of the browser. Alternatively this page could be used to test other IdP Server. Note that it does not test the compatibility of the IdP Proxy with the WebRTC Identity mechanism but only that the assertion can be generated validated.

Version note

An initial version of the server is published (accessible here: https://energyq.idp.rethink.orange-labs.fr/, see also testbed description). Lots of points still requires polish and some functionnalities have not been tested (multiple user declaring a proxy).

Contribution to the original OpenIDConnect project should be made to ensure consistency.