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API Explorer: UI for OpenApi specs with Auth0 support
https://github.com/hsk81/oas-explorer
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API Explorer: UI for OpenApi specs with Auth0 support
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/hsk81/oas-explorer
- Owner: hsk81
- License: gpl-3.0
- Created: 2019-02-08T19:59:21.000Z (over 5 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2023-03-04T03:09:01.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-09-20T18:32:19.226Z (7 days ago)
- Topics: api, auth0, electron, javascript, oas, oauth2, openapi
- Language: JavaScript
- Size: 3.29 MB
- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 3
- Forks: 4
- Open Issues: 12
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# OAS API Explorer
A user interface to explore [OpenApi specifications][0] (OAS) with support for OAUTH2 via [Auth0.com][1]. For example:
## Installation
```sh
npm install
```
## Configuration
Copy `settings/000-default.json` to `settings/001-custom.json` and replace all configuration values starting with `${APX_..}` — to fully understand each field consult [#authorize-application][2]. Please note, that multiple configuration files will be merged in lexicographical order.
### Auth0: authentication & authorization
```javascript
"auth0": {
```
> your unique ID of the target API you want to access:
```javascript
"api_identifier": "${APX_AUTH0_AUDIENCE}", // e.g. "https://api.custom.tld/"
```
> your application's ID:
```javascript
"client_id": "${APX_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID}", // e.g. "00000000...00000000"
```
> your Auth0 domain:
```javascript
"domain": "${APX_AUTH0_DOMAIN}", // e.g. "custom.auth0.com"
```
> silent (`none`) or explicit (`login`) authentication:
```javascript
"prompt": "login",
```
> scopes which you want to request authorization for:
```javascript
"scopes": [
// e.g. "a:scope", "another:scope", "yet-another:scope"
"openid", "profile", "offline_access", "${APX_API_SCOPES}"
],
```
> URL to which Auth0 will redirect to:
```javascript
"redirect_uri": "file:///callback"
```
```javascript
}
```
### OAS: OpenApi specification
```javascript
"oas": {
```
> list of allowed API servers (with regex support):
```javascript
"servers": [
// e.g. "^https://(.+)\\.custom\\.tld"
"${APX_OAS_SERVERS}"
],
```
> URL to fetch the default OpenApi specification from:
```javascript
// e.g. "https://api.custom.tld/oas/[email protected]"
"url": "${APX_OAS_URL}"
```
```javascript
}
```
## Packaging
```sh
npm run make
```
## Execution
#### debugging:
```sh
npm start
```
#### production:
```sh
./api-explorer
```
## CLI Arguments
It's also possible to provide a configuration file and/or arguments via the command line interface. Further, environment variables are also recognized (where the values need to be JSON encoded). The precedence order is given as:
* CLI arguments, then
* environment variables, and finally
* configuration files,
where the CLI arguments have the highest precedence, while the configuration files have the least.
#### debugging:
```sh
APX_AUTH0_PROMPT='"login"' npm run -- start -- --json ./settings/001-custom.json
```
#### production:
```sh
APX_AUTH0_PROMPT='"login"' ./api-explorer --json ./resources/app/settings/001-custom.json
```
where the location of the `*.json` configuration can be anywhere, and is not just restricted to the path shown above, and further where each (even nested) configuration entry can be separately defined as well, for example:
#### debugging:
```sh
npm run -- start -- --json ./settings/001-custom.json \
--auth0.scopes=openid profile offline_access \
--auth0.scopes=get:my-scope post:my-scope \
--oas.servers="^https://(.+).custom.tld" \
--oas.servers="^http://localhost:8000"
```
#### production:
```sh
./api-explorer --json ./resources/app/settings/001-custom.json \
--auth0.scopes=openid profile offline_access \
--auth0.scopes=get:my-scope post:my-scope \
--oas.servers="^https://(.+).custom.tld" \
--oas.servers="^http://localhost:8000"
```
## FAQ
### Why do I get an `invalid token error`?
This might be due to a left-over (access) token, which has not been removed correctly. Simply delete the corresponding `AUTH0_DOMAIN` folder in your temporary directory, e.g. on Linux for `AUTH0_DOMAIN` `=` `custom.auth0.com` run:
```sh
rm /tmp/custom.auth0.com/ -r
```
[0]: https://www.openapis.org
[1]: https://auth0.com
[2]: https://auth0.com/docs/api/authentication#authorize-application