saml20-maintained

SAML 2.0 & 1.1 Assertion Parser & Validator 
=============
saml20-maintained is a fork of saml20. It is the same library with updated versions of vulnerable dependencies.

Installation

``bash
$ npm install saml20-maintained
`

Usage

$3

rawAssertion is the SAML Assertion in string format.

Parses the rawAssertion without validating signature, expiration and audience. It allows you to get information from the token like the Issuer name in order to obtain the right public key to validate the token in a multi-providers scenario.

`javascript

var saml = require('saml20-maintained');

saml.parse(rawAssertion, function(err, profile) {
// err

var claims = profile.claims; // Array of user attributes;
var issuer = profile.issuer; // String Issuer name.
});

`

$3

rawAssertion is the SAML Assertion in string format.

options:

* thumbprint is the thumbprint of the trusted public key (uses the public key that comes in the assertion).
* publicKey is the trusted public key.
* audience (optional). If it is included audience validation will take place.
* bypassExpiration (optional). This flag indicates expiration validation bypass (useful for testing, not recommended in production environments);

You can use either thumbprint or publicKey but you should use at least one.

`javascript

var saml = require('saml20-maintained');

var options = {
thumbprint: '1aeabdfa4473ecc7efc5947b18436c575574baf8',
audience: 'http://myservice.com/'
}

saml.validate(rawAssertion, options, function(err, profile) {
// err

var claims = profile.claims; // Array of user attributes;
var issuer = profile.issuer; // String Issuer name.
});

`

or using publicKey:

`javascript

var saml = require('saml20-maintained');

var options = {
publicKey: 'MIICDzCCAXygAwIBAgIQVWXAvbbQyI5Bc...',
audience: 'http://myservice.com/'
}

saml.validate(rawAssertion, options, function(err, profile) {
// err

var claims = profile.claims; // Array of user attributes;
var issuer = profile.issuer; // String Issuer name.
});

`

Tests

$3

In order to run the tests you must configure lib.index.js with these variables:

`javascript

var issuerName = 'https://your-issuer.com';
var thumbprint = '1aeabdfa4473ecc7efc5947b19436c575574baf8';
var certificate = 'MIICDzCCAXygAwIBAgIQVWXAvbbQyI5BcFe0ssmeKTAJBgU...';
var audience = 'http://your-service.com/';

`

You also need to include a valid and an invalid SAML 2.0 token on test/assets/invalidToken.xml and test/assets/validToken.xml

``xml

https://your-issuer.com/qJQjAuaj7adyLkl6m3T1oRhtYytu4bebq9JcQObZIu8=amPTOSqkEq5ppbCyUgGgm....

`

To run the tests use:

`bash
$ npm test
``

License

MIT