NAME
    Mojolicious::Plugin::Authentication::OIDC - OpenID Connect
    implementation integrated into Mojolicious

SYNOPSIS
      $self->plugin('Authentication::OIDC' => {
        client_secret  => '...',
        well_known_url => 'https://idp/realms/master/.well-known/openid-configuration',
        public_key     => "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----\n...\n-----END PUBLIC KEY-----",
      });

      # in controller
      say "Hi " . $c->current_user->firstname;

      use Array::Utils qw(intersect);
      if(intersect($c->current_user_roles->@*, qw(admin))) { ... }

DESCRIPTION
    Mojolicious plugin for OpenID Connect
    <https://openid.net/developers/how-connect-works/> authentication.
    Designed to work with an OpenID Connect provider like Keycloak, in
    confidential access mode. Its design goal is to be configured "all at
    once" and then little-to-no effort should be needed to support it
    elsewhere -- this is largely achieved via hooks ("on_success",
    "on_error", "on_login", "on_activity") and handlers ("get_token",
    "get_user", "get_roles")

    Controller actions "OpenIDConnect#redirect" and "OpenIDConnect#login"
    are registered, and can be mapped to routes implicitly (see
    "make_routes") or manually routed to (e.g., via
    Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI).

    For the auth workflow, clients should be sent to
    "OpenIDConnect#redirect" (via "redirect_path" if "make_routes" is
    enabled). Once the client authenticates to the identity server, they'll
    be sent to "OpenIDConnect#login" (via "login_path", again, if
    "make_routes" is enabled). Upon successful login, the "on_login" hook
    will be called, followed by the "on_success" hook, which should send the
    client to a post-login page. Then, on every server access on/after
    login, the "on_activity" hook will be called.

    Controllers may get information about the logged in user via the
    "current_user" and "current_user_roles" helper methods.

METHODS
    Mojolicious::Plugin::Authentication::OIDC inherits all methods from
    Mojolicious::Plugin and implements the following new ones

  register( \%params )
    Register plugin in Mojolicious application, including registering
    Mojolicious::Plugin::Authentication::OIDC::Controller::OpenIDConnect as
    a Mojolicious controller.

    Configuration is done via the "\%params" HashRef, given the following
    keys

   make_routes
    Optional

    A flag to indicate whether routes should be registered for
    "redirect_path" and "login_path" pointing to "redirect" in
    Mojolicious::Plugin::Authentication::OIDC::Controller::OpenIDConnect and
    "login" in
    Mojolicious::Plugin::Authentication::OIDC::Controller::OpenIDConnect,
    respectively. Set to false if you are handling these routes some other
    way, for instance in a Mojolicious::PLugin::OpenAPI spec.

    Default: true

   client_id
    Optional

    The application's unique identifier, to the auhorization server

    Default: the application moniker (lowercase)

   client_secret
    Required

    A secret value known to the authorization server, specific to this
    application

   well_known_url
    Required

    A discovery endpoint that informs the application of the authorization
    server's specific configuration and capabilities

    Example:
    "https://idp.domain.com/realms/master/.well-known/openid-configuration"

   public_key
    Required

    The RSA public key corresponding to the private key with which the
    authorization tokens are signed by the authorization server. Format is a
    PEM/DER/JWT string accepted by "decode_jwt" in Crypt::JWT's "key"
    parameter.

   redirect_path
    Optional

    The path for the route which redirects users to the authorization
    server. Only used when "make_routes" is enabled, for configuring the
    path of that route.

    Default: "/auth"

   login_path
    Optional

    The path section of the URL to be used as the OIDC "redirect_uri". The
    full URL will be constructed based on the scheme/host/port of the
    request. This path is also used for route registration if "make_routes"
    is enabled.

    Default: "/auth/login"

   get_user ( $token )
    Optional

    A callback that's given the auth token data as its only argument. It
    should return the application's "user" instance corresponding to that
    data (e.g., a database record object), creating any references as
    necessary.

    Default: Simply returns the auth token data as a HashRef

   get_token ( $controller )
    Optional

    A callback that's given a Mojolicious controller as its only argument.
    It should return the encoded authorization token. This allows the
    application to choose where and how the token is stored on the client
    side and sent to the server.

    Default: returns the "token" value of the Mojo session

   get_roles ( $user, $token )
    Optional

    Given a "user" instance (produced by "get_user") and a decoded
    authorization token as arguments, returns an ArrayRef of roles
    pertaining to that user.

    Default: returns an empty ArrayRef

   role_map (%map)
    Optional

    A mapping of external roles (e.g., from Authorization Server) to
    internal roles used by the application's authorization framework. If
    this option is specified, roles not present in its keys are deleted, all
    others will be mapped.

   on_login ( $controller, $user )
    Optional

    A hook to allow the application to respond to a successful user login,
    such as updating the user's "last_login" date.

    Default: "undef"

   on_activity ( $controller, $user )
    Optional

    A hook to allow the application to respond to any request by a logged-in
    user, such as updating the user's "last_activity" date.

    Default: "undef"

   on_success ( $controller, $token )
    Optional

    A hook invoked when the user's authorization request succeeds. This code
    should address storage of the authentication token on the frontend.

    Default: Stores the (encrypted) token in the "token" key of the Mojo
    session and redirects to "/login/success"

   on_error
    Optional

    A hook invoked when the user's authorization request fails.

    Default: renders the Authorization Server's response (JSON)

  current_user
    Returns the user record (from "get_user") for the currently logged in
    user. If no user is logged in, or any failure occurs in reading their
    access token, returns "undef"

  current_user_roles
    If a user is logged in, returns their roles (as determined by
    "get_roles"). Otherwise, returns "undef"

AUTHOR
    Mark Tyrrell "<mark@tyrrminal.dev>"

LICENSE
    Copyright (c) 2024 Mark Tyrrell

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