A really insecure oauth2 provider implementation.

Provides the following endpoints:

Redirect your user to /o/authorize/?response_type=code&client_id=whatever&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A9001%2Flogin%2Fcallback%2F&state=1234 and fakesso will redirect them to the redirect_uri you provided with the same state you provided and an additional query-param called code.

Http POST to /o/token/ with the code you were given (or any code, it doesn't care). If you want it to return any custom scopes then just add scope=whatever to your POST body.

It'll return you an access token in the form:

{
    "access_token": "RFHEYFGWTPGNRCAAMYAD",
    "expires_in": 57861,
    "scope": "read write",
    "token_type": "Bearer"
}

If you're using an app that is validating oauth2 access tokens using RFC 7662, then point that app to use the provided introspect endpoint. It will respond saying that any access_token is active and expires in the future.

If you want it to return any custom scopes then just add scope=whatever to your POST body.

{
    "active": true,
    "exp": 96348,
    "scope": "read write"
}

1. Download a release: releases
2. make sure you have java 8
3. decide what port you want it running on and export the PORT environment variable: export PORT=12345
4. Run java -jar fakesso-0.0.3-standalone.jar

1. Start the application: lein run
2. Go to localhost:8080.
3. Read your app's source code at src/fakesso/service.clj. Explore the docs of functions that define routes and responses.
4. Run your app's tests with lein test. Read the tests at test/fakesso/service_test.clj.
5. Learn more! See the Links section below.

To configure logging see config/logback.xml. By default, the app logs to stdout. To learn more about configuring Logback, read its documentation.

1. Start a new REPL: lein repl
2. Start your service in dev-mode: (def dev-serv (run-dev))
3. Connect your editor to the running REPL session. Re-evaluated code will be seen immediately in the service.

1. Build an uberjar of your service: lein uberjar
2. Build a Docker image: sudo docker build -t fakesso .
3. Run your Docker image: docker run -p 8080:8080 fakesso

1. Build and run your image: capstan run -f "8080:8080"

Once the image it built, it's cached. To delete the image and build a new one:

1. capstan rmi fakesso; capstan build

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