How to use?

[myndocs]

How to use?

[adhesivee]

@sergiocasero I tested it with postman. Postman seems to be the problem here. That empty page what you see is the part where you normally login with basic authentication (/oauth/authorize).
It seems you can not use basic auth for authorization endpoints in postman.
With the coming release form logins could be supported. I need to create examples for this too. I will create an issue (#67).

I am not sure what you mean with: I always put the routings inside authentication { } block, but it seems to be not working with the lib
Could you please open a new issue and give some examples what you mean?

[adhesivee]

I have to update documentation about this. The default links can be found here https://github.com/myndocs/kotlin-oauth2-server/blob/develop/oauth2-server-core/src/main/java/nl/myndocs/oauth2/config/CallRouterBuilder.kt#L9-L11

[sergiocasero]

Hello! I'm also a little bit confused. I've configured everything on the app but I don't know how to use it.

When I try to get the token with postman (for example) I just get an empty page, could you please add a "full" sample about how to use it for noobs?

[adhesivee]

@sergiocasero I think there is quite some information available how to use oauth
Maybe I can include some basic example but I dont know in which format yet

If you POST to token endpoint I think it should always respond with something. This might be a bug, did you see an exceptions showing up in the log?

[sergiocasero]

Hello, the logs don't say anything (using ktor)

this is my configuration:

install(Oauth2ServerFeature) {
        identityService = InMemoryIdentity()
            .identity {
                username = "test"
                password = "test"
            }

        clientService = InMemoryClient()
            .client {
                clientId = "test"
                clientSecret = "test"
                scopes = setOf("test")
                redirectUris = setOf("http://localhost:8080/callback")
                authorizedGrantTypes = setOf(AuthorizedGrantType.AUTHORIZATION_CODE)
            }

        tokenStore = InMemoryTokenStore()
    }

And this is the postman config:

And postman says...

Also, I don't how to encapsulate my requests into the "auth" section. When I use the ktor auth module, I always put the routings inside authentication { } block, but it seems to be not working with the lib-

[sergiocasero]

Yes... you was totally right, my bad sorry, the problem is POSTMAN, by making the requests manually looks like it works fine. Thanks for the awesome job! I'll open a new issue with the explanation of "encapsulating requests"