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We’re archiving Anvil Connect and all related packages. This code is entirely MIT Licensed. You’re free to do with it what you want. That said, we are recommending against using it, due to the potential for security issues arising from unmaintained software. For more information, see the announcement at anvil.io.

oidc-web

OIDC (OpenID Connect) authentication client for web browsers (Relying Party wrapper)

OpenID Connect Web Client (@trust/oidc-web)

OIDC (OpenID Connect) authentication client for web browsers (Relying Party wrapper)

Authentication client for use in browser-based JS applications.

Table of Contents

• Background
• Install
• Usage
• API
• Maintainers
• Contribute
• License

Background

Install

$ npm install @trust/oidc-web

Usage

const { OIDCWebClient } = require('@trust/oidc-web')

let auth = new OIDCWebClient({})

auth.login(issuer)
  .then(session => {
    // logged in session or null
  })

// On Document Ready (or on web framework ready) event:

auth.currentSession()
  .then(session => {
    if (session) {
      // logged in
    } else {
      console.log('please log in')
    }
  })

Develop

Install

git clone https://github.com/anvilresearch/oidc-web.git
cd oidc-web
npm install

Test

$ npm test

Coverage

$ npm run coverage

API

Contribute

Issues

• please file issues :)
• for bug reports, include relevant details such as platform, version, relevant data, and stack traces
• be sure to check for existing issues before opening new ones
• read the documentation before asking questions
• it's strongly recommended to open an issue before hacking and submitting a PR
• we reserve the right to close an issue for excessive bikeshedding

Pull requests

Policy

• we're not presently accepting unsolicited pull requests
• create an issue to discuss proposed features before submitting a pull request
• create an issue to propose changes of code style or introduce new tooling
• ensure your work is harmonious with the overall direction of the project
• ensure your work does not duplicate existing effort
• keep the scope compact; avoid PRs with more than one feature or fix
• code review with maintainers is required before any merging of pull requests
• new code must respect the style guide and overall architecture of the project
• be prepared to defend your work

Style guide

• Conventional Changelog
• Standard JavaScript (and corresponding editor configs)
• ES6
• jsdocs

Code reviews

• required before merging PRs
• reviewers MUST run and test the code under review

Collaborating

This project is part of a greater group of projects visible here at the @trust organisation on NPM.

Pair programming

• Required for new contributors
• Work directly with one or more members of the core development team

Code of conduct

• @trust/model follows the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct.

Maintainers

• @dmitrizagidulin

License

MIT © 2017 MIT Trust Consortium