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Authenticating DoorBoard with Auth0

For security on DoorBoard, we utilized the service Auth0. Prior to development, you will need to set up an account for Auth0 and then follow this tutorial to implement Auth0 into your code: Angular Login.

Tutorial Tips

  • In the section Configure Callback URL's, you'll want to put your local domain (i.e. localhost:4200). Also do this for Configure Logout URL's and Configure Allowed Web Origins. When you deploy DoorBoard, you MUST also put your website's url into these fields as well so Auth0 knows to it's allowed to authenticate it.
  • You must create an Auth0 API. Navigate to "Create API" under the APIs tab. Enter a name and identifier for your API and set the signing algorithm to RS256
  • In the file client/src/environments/environment.ts and client/src/environments/environment.prod.ts in your project, change "AUTH_DOMAIN" to your app's domain. Change "AUTH_CLIENT_ID" to your app's client ID and change "AUTH_API_DOMAIN" to your API's identifier. In server/src/main/java/umm3601/TokenVerifier.java, change instances of "AUTH_DOMAIN" to your app's domain. Domain, client ID and API info can be found in your project's Settings.

Deploy

After deploying, make sure to add your website's url in the fields listed in the first bullet of Tutorial Tips. DEPLOYMENT.md