Utilities for implementing OAuth2 / OpenID Connect based login in Node.js services

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Install

# Update project npm config to refer to correct registry for the @js scope
echo '@js:registry=https://gitea.jbrumond.me/api/packages/js/npm/' >> ./.npmrc

npm install --save @js/oidc-login

# optional - additional supporting typescript definitions
npm install --save-dev @js/types

Usage

Setup PKCE Provider

import { create_pkce_cookie_provider } from '@js/oidc-login';

const pkce = create_pkce_cookie_provider({
	// Cookie name
	name: 'pkce_verifier_code',

	// Use "Secure" cookie directive (only send over HTTPS)?
	secure: true,

	// Cookie time-to-live (in seconds)
	ttl: 300,

	// Number of bytes of random data to generate for the verification
	// code (more is stronger, must be in range 32-96)
	code_bytes: 48,
});

Preparing a PKCE Challenge

const {
	// This is a `Set-Cookie` header value containing the PKCE verifier
	// code that should be sent to the client when redirecting to the
	// OAuth2 provider to start the login process
	set_cookie_header,

	// This is the PKCE challenge code that should be sent to the OAuth2
	// provider as a parameter in the redirect
	pkce_code_challenge,
} = await pkce.prepare_pkce_challenge();

Verifying a PKCE Challenge

// Retrieve the PKCE verifier from the cookie sent back by the client.
// This should be sent to the OAuth2 provider when fetching the token set
// in the login callback
const pkce_code_verifier = pkce.read_pkce_code_verifier(req.headers.cookie);

// When responding to the login callback request, send the invalidator cookie
// to delete the previous set PKCE cookie
res.setHeader('set-cookie', pkce.invalidate_cookie);

Setup Session Credentials Provider

import { create_session_credentials_provider } from '@js/oidc-login';

const creds = create_session_credentials_provider({
	// Cookie name
	name: 'session_token',

	// Use "Secure" cookie directive (only send over HTTPS)?
	secure: true,

	// Cookie time-to-live (in seconds)
	ttl: 3600,

	// Cryptographic hashing function to use for stored secrets
	hash(secret: string) {
		// SEE BELOW
		return '<hashed secret>';
	},

	// Verification function for the hashing function above
	verify_hash(secret: string, hashed_secret: string) {
		// SEE BELOW
		return true;
	},
});

Using argon2 hashing

npm install --save argon2

import { hash, verify, argon2id } from 'argon2';
import { create_session_credentials_provider } from '@js/oidc-login';

const creds = create_session_credentials_provider({
	name: 'session_token',
	secure: true,
	ttl: 3600,
	hash(secret: string) {
		return hash(password, {
			type: argon2id,
			// hash options...
		});
	},
	verify_hash(secret: string, hashed_secret: string) {
		return verify(hashed_secret, secret);
	},
});

Creating New Sessions

const {
	// This is a `Set-Cookie` header value containing the new session token
	// that can be sent to a client to finish a web login process
	set_cookie_header,

	// The hashed secret that should be stored for later verification
	hashed_secret,
	
	// The session token details
	session_token: {
		// Unique prefix string that can be used to lookup the session
		// for later verification
		prefix,

		// The secret value generated for token
		secret,

		// The complete, raw token string
		token,
	},
} = await creds.prepare_new_session_credentials();