Development

Setup

Assuming you've got a NodeJS environment ready:

``
npm install
`

Run Specs

`
npm test
`

Run Specs Continuously

`
npm run watch
`

Debug Specs

Run the specs with --debug-brk to make node wait for the debugger to attach:

`
node --debug-brk ./node_modules/jasmine/bin/jasmine.js
`

Run node-inspector:

`
./node_modules/.bin/node-inspector
`

... (does not work at the moment... why?)

Testing

The example provider can be run with a REPL:

`
WITH_REPL=1 node examples/provider.js
`

Within the REPL, the following will be in the context: provider, ontology, server

This gives access to anything persisted like this:

`
ontology.collections.client.findOne({ id: 1 }).then((c) => { console.log('c', c) })
`

Persistence

The example provider uses in-memory "persistence" by default. MongoDB can be
used instead by providing a url in environment variable MONGO_URL like so:

`
MONGO_URL=mongodb://localhost/oauth2-oidc-provider node examples/provider.js
``

License

Licensed under the MIT License.