Oauth Config

Before we hook up the light-oauth2 to complete the Authorization Code grant flow, we need to create two clients and two users in the database configuration. As we want to register the light-oauth2 services to the Consul for the light-router to look up, we need to make a separate configuration in the light-config-test repository.

docker-compose

We use a docker-compose.yml to start the services.

If you look at the above docker-compose.yml file, you will realize the following.

All services are using network_mode: host to simplify the connectivity between different services.

We pass the local IP address 192.168.1.144 as STATUS_HOST_IP so that the services register to Consul with this IP.

To make sure that only this docker-compose file contains the local IP address, we are passing a domain to IP mapping to the docker containers.

      extra_hosts:
        - "oauth.lightapi.net:192.168.1.144"

If you are trying this tutorial, you need to replace 192.168.1.144 with your local IP address.

database

In the create-mysql.sql, we need to add the following users and clients.

-- add open banking users
INSERT INTO user_profile(user_id, user_type, first_name, last_name, email, roles, password)
VALUES('stevehu', 'customer', 'Steve', 'Hu', 'stevehu@gmail.com', 'user', '1000:5b39342c202d37372c203132302c202d3132302c2034372c2032332c2034352c202d34342c202d31362c2034372c202d35392c202d35362c2039302c202d352c202d38322c202d32385d:949e6fcf9c4bb8a3d6a8c141a3a9182a572fb95fe8ccdc93b54ba53df8ef2e930f7b0348590df0d53f242ccceeae03aef6d273a34638b49c559ada110ec06992');
INSERT INTO user_profile(user_id, user_type, first_name, last_name, email, roles, password)
VALUES('ericbroda', 'customer', 'Eric', 'Broda', 'ericbroda@gmail.com', 'user', '1000:5b39342c202d37372c203132302c202d3132302c2034372c2032332c2034352c202d34342c202d31362c2034372c202d35392c202d35362c2039302c202d352c202d38322c202d32385d:949e6fcf9c4bb8a3d6a8c141a3a9182a572fb95fe8ccdc93b54ba53df8ef2e930f7b0348590df0d53f242ccceeae03aef6d273a34638b49c559ada110ec06992');

The above statements add two users: stevehu/123456 and ericbroda/123456

-- Open Banking SPA demo client registration to https://ob.lightapi.net/authorization
INSERT INTO client (client_id, client_secret, client_type, client_profile, client_name, client_desc, scope, custom_claim, redirect_uri, owner_id)
VALUES('f7d42348-c647-4efb-a52d-4c5787421e74', '1000:5b37332c202d36362c202d36392c203131362c203132362c2036322c2037382c20342c202d37382c202d3131352c202d35332c202d34352c202d342c202d3132322c203130322c2033325d:29ad1fe88d66584c4d279a6f58277858298dbf9270ffc0de4317a4d38ba4b41f35f122e0825c466f2fa14d91e17ba82b1a2f2a37877a2830fae2973076d93cc2', 'public', 'browser', 'Open Banking SPA Demo', 'Open Banking Single Page Application React Client', 'accounts', '{"c1": "361", "c2": "67"}', 'https://ob.lightapi.net/authorization', 'admin');
-- Open Banking SPA demo client registration to https://localhost:3000/authorization
INSERT INTO client (client_id, client_secret, client_type, client_profile, client_name, client_desc, scope, custom_claim, redirect_uri, owner_id)
VALUES('f7d42348-c647-4efb-a52d-4c5787421e75', '1000:5b37332c202d36362c202d36392c203131362c203132362c2036322c2037382c20342c202d37382c202d3131352c202d35332c202d34352c202d342c202d3132322c203130322c2033325d:29ad1fe88d66584c4d279a6f58277858298dbf9270ffc0de4317a4d38ba4b41f35f122e0825c466f2fa14d91e17ba82b1a2f2a37877a2830fae2973076d93cc2', 'public', 'browser', 'Open Banking SPA Demo', 'Open Banking Single Page Application React Client', 'accounts', '{"c1": "361", "c2": "67"}', 'https://localhost:3000/authorization', 'admin');

The above statements add two clients: one for redirect site https://ob.lightapi.net and another for redirect site https://localhost:3000 for the react server.

start

Given that you have the light-config-test repository checked out in your workspace networknt, run the following commands.

cd ~/networknt/light-config-test/light-oauth2/local-consul
docker-compose down
docker-compose up -d

You can double-check from the consul UI at http://localhost:8500/ui/dc1/services