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Update readme with openresty examples #107
Update readme with openresty examples #107
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Add headers for accesstoken and idtoken.
…'session' cookies, or cookies that delete after browser is closed.
Implement goreportcard recommendations.
Implement upstream repo changes.
Split cookies
…ons for all providers.
…e to jwt functions.
…) specifically allows setting of 'authorized' clients, without this setting the client_secret is not needed. ADFS also only requires client_secret for server applications, and other clients do not need it, and error if they receive it.
…agel/vouch-proxy into artagel-general_fixes_and_unit_testing
…/vouch-proxy into artagel-add_support_to_pass_tokens
I'm going to truncate the examples a bit so it's not redundant with the existing Nginx example would you care to host a gist of the original which we would link to in the README? |
…om/artagel/vouch-proxy into artagel-add_openresty_authorization_examples
@artagel I made some adjustments when I merged, please do take a look and let me know what you think |
I think it all looks good. |
Did that gist ever get created? I tried pasting the lua snippets into my nginx config and it's not working; I don't see how it's calling vouch at all so I suspect I'm missing some important context which the full config would make clear. |
I have some better formatted examples I’ll try to push this weekend. |
#137 Has the examples I was talking about. |
Yes, definitely using openresty :) Thanks, these full examples are exactly I was hoping existed. |
With OpenResty, we can offload all authorization functions from vouch and keep it lean and focused. I think we should provide a couple of common examples to provide to users.
The readme is starting to get busy... perhaps it is time for a wiki, and we can add it there instead?