aai/authable

OAuth2 Provider implementation modules and helpers using plug, ecto and postgress for any elixir application.

🚪 Authable

OAuth2 Provider implementation modules and helpers using plug, ecto and postgres for any elixir application.

Installation

The package can be installed as:

1. Add authable to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:

   Only for ecto versions > 2.0

    def deps do
      [{:authable, "~> 0.9.1"}]
    end

2. Add authable configurations to your config/config.exs file:

Important: You should update Authable.Repo with your own repo!

    config :authable,
      ecto_repos: [Authable.Repo],
      repo: Authable.Repo,
      expires_in: %{
        access_token: 3600,
        refresh_token: 24 * 3600,
        authorization_code: 300,
          session_token: 30 * 24 * 3600
        },
        grant_types: %{
          authorization_code: Authable.GrantType.AuthorizationCode,
          client_credentials: Authable.GrantType.ClientCredentials,
          password: Authable.GrantType.Password,
          refresh_token: Authable.GrantType.RefreshToken
        },
        auth_strategies: %{
          headers: %{
            "authorization" => [
              {~r/Basic ([a-zA-Z\-_\+=]+)/, Authable.Authentication.Basic},
              {~r/Bearer ([a-zA-Z\-_\+=]+)/, Authable.Authentication.Bearer},
            ],
            "x-api-token" => [
              {~r/([a-zA-Z\-_\+=]+)/, Authable.Authentication.Bearer}
            ]
          },
          query_params: %{
            "access_token" => Authable.Authentication.Bearer
          },
          sessions: %{
            "session_token" => Authable.Authentication.Session
          }
        },
        scopes: ~w(read write session),
        renderer: Authable.Renderer.RestApi

    If you want to disable a grant type then delete from grant types config.

    If you want to add a new grant type then add your own module with `authorize(params)` function and return a `Authable.Model.Token` struct.

3. Add database configurations for the Authable.Repo on env config files:

Important: You should update Authable.Repo with your own repo!

    config :authable, Authable.Repo,
      adapter: Ecto.Adapters.Postgres,
      username: "",
      password: "",
      database: "",
      hostname: "",
      pool_size: 10

4. Run migrations for Authable.Repo (Note: all id fields are UUID type):

Important: You should update Authable.Repo with your own repo!

    mix ecto.migrate -r Authable.Repo

5. You are ready to go!

Usage

Please refer to hex docs for each module, function details and samples https://hexdocs.pm/authable.

Authentication

Authable supports 3 main authentication types by default using Plug.Conn. You can add or remove authentication types using configuration. On successful authentication, resource owner automatically set on conn.assigns[:current_user] immutable.

1. Sessions. Reads session for configured sessions keys and passes to the matched authenticator to authenticate.

2. Query Params. Reads query params for configured query_params keys and passes to the matched authenticator to authenticate.

3. Headers. Reads headers for configured headers keys and passes to the matched authenticator to authenticate.

Examples

Configure your application OAuth2 scopes on configuration. Then add import Authable.Plug.Authenticate with scopes into your controller.

defmodule SomeModule.AppController do
  use SomeModule.Web, :controller
  plug Authable.Plug.Authenticate, [scopes: ~w(read write)]

  def index(conn, _params) do
    # access to current user on successful authentication
    # ...
    # current_user = conn.assigns[:current_user]
  end
end

defmodule SomeModule.AppController do
  use SomeModule.Web, :controller

  plug Authable.Plug.Authenticate, [scopes: ~w(read write)] when action in [:create]

  def index(conn, _params) do
    # anybody can call this action
    # ...
  end

  def create(conn, _params) do
    # only logged in users can access this action
    # ...
    # current_user = conn.assigns[:current_user]
  end
end

# if you need to allow a resource only unauthorized then
defmodule SomeModule.AppController do
  use SomeModule.Web, :controller
  plug Authable.Plug.UnauthorizedOnly when action in [:register]

  def register(conn, _params) do
    # only not logged in user can access this action
    # ...
  end
end

On failure of authentication, authable renders as a RestApi json format, if you need to change the format file you need to implement the behaviour of Authable.Renderer and then change the renderer configuration.

OAuth2 Authorization

Currently, authable library supports by default authorization code, client credentials, password, and refresh token OAuth2 authorizations. You can add or remove grant types using configuration.

Examples

To authorize a client for resources, all you need to do is calling OAuth2.authorize method with necessary params, on successful authorization Authable.Model.Token struct will return, on failure {:error, errors, http_status_code}.

# For authorization_code grant type
Authable.OAuth2.authorize(%{
  "grant_type" => "authorization_code",
  "client_id" => "52024ca6-cf1d-4a9d-bfb6-9bc5023ad56e",
  "client_secret" => "Wi7Y_Q5LU4iIwJArgqXq2Q",
  "redirect_uri" => "http://localhost:4000/oauth2/callbacks",
  "code" => "W_hb8JEDmeYChsNfOGCmbQ",
  "scope" => "read" # optional
})

# For client_credentials grant type
Authable.OAuth2.authorize(%{
  "grant_type" => "client_credentials",
  "client_id" => "52024ca6-cf1d-4a9d-bfb6-9bc5023ad56e",
  "client_secret" => "Wi7Y_Q5LU4iIwJArgqXq2Q",
  "scope" => "read" # optional
})

# For password grant type
Authable.OAuth2.authorize(%{
  "grant_type" => "password",
  "email" => "[email protected]",
  "password" => "12345678",
  "client_id" => "52024ca6-cf1d-4a9d-bfb6-9bc5023ad56e",
  "scope" => "read" # optional
})

# For refresh_token grant type
Authable.OAuth2.authorize(%{
  "grant_type" => "refresh_token",
  "client_id" => "52024ca6-cf1d-4a9d-bfb6-9bc5023ad56e",
  "client_secret" => "Wi7Y_Q5LU4iIwJArgqXq2Q",
  "refresh_token" => "XJaVz3lCFC9IfifBriA-dw",
  "scope" => "read" # optional
})

# You can adjust token expiration durations from configuration.

How a 'OAuth2 Resource Owner' can authorize clients?

Authorizing client may mean installing client or giving permission to a client to make OAuth2 Authorization requests and allowing resources with selected scopes. To authorize a client for a resource owner, you need to call OAuth2.authorize_app function.

Examples

Authable.OAuth2.authorize_app(user, %{
  "client_id" => "52024ca6-cf1d-4a9d-bfb6-9bc5023ad56e",
  "redirect_uri" => "http://localhost:4000/oauth2/callbacks",
  "scope" => "read,write"
})

Changing models

To change models, you have two options:

1. You may change the module name from configuration,
2. You may copy Authable.Model.XXX and update it on your app.

Test

To run tests, jump into authable directory and run the command:

mix test

Contributing

Issues, Bugs, Documentation, Enhancements

1. Fork the project

2. Make your improvements and write your tests.

3. Make a pull request.

To add new strategy:

Authable is an extensible module, you can create your strategy and share as hex package(Which can be listed on Wiki pages).

Todo

• HMAC Auth will be added as a new external strategy

References

• https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749

• https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750

License

MIT