OpenID Connect Relying Party for Node.js and the browser.

• Dynamic Configuration and Client Registration
• Authorization Code, Implicit, and Hybrid grants
• Relying Party initiated logout
• Refresh grant
• Client Credentials grant
• Key rotation using JWK kid value
• Session management
• front- and back-channel logout
• Request parameters as JWT
• Claims request parameter
• Claims language tags
• OAuth 2.0 Bearer Token requests

• Security
• Background
• Install
• Usage
  • Node.js
  • Browser
• Develop
• Maintainers
• Contribute
• MIT License

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$ npm install @solid/oidc-rp --save

const RelyingParty = require('@solid/oidc-rp')

When loaded into an HTML page via <script src="./dist/oidc.rp.min.js"></script>, the library is exposed as a global var, OIDC.

$ git clone [email protected]:solid/oidc-rp.git
$ cd oidc-rp
$ npm install

Important: If you're using this library as a dependency and you plan to use Webpack, don't forget to add the following lines to your webpack.config.js externals: section:

  externals: {
    'node-fetch': 'fetch',
    '@sinonjs/text-encoding': 'TextEncoder',
    'whatwg-url': 'window',
    'isomorphic-webcrypto': 'crypto'
  }

To build a Webpack-generated bundle:

npm run dist

npm test

• Dmitri Zagidulin

• ES6
• Standard JavaScript
• jsdocs

• @solid/oidc-rp follows the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct.

• Christian Smith @christiansmith
• Dmitri Zagidulin @dmitrizagidulin

The MIT License

Copyright (c) 2016 Anvil Research, Inc. Copyright (c) 2017-2019 The Solid Project