oauth-debugger

An app for debugging oauth code, a mock Service Api

Documentation

See our api documentation for full details of each endpoint that's available.

Build

This app can be built, and run, in many different ways.

Docker

There is a Dockerfile with this project that can be used to run the application. This Docker build will build the Go app, the Webpack front end, and finally runs the app.

docker build -t oauthdebugger .
docker run --name oauthdebugger --rm -p 8090:8090 oauthdebugger:latest

or

make docker-run

Just the UI

The UI is built, or dev served, by Webpack.

cd frontend/src/
npm install
npm run build # for production build
npm run dev # for dev build
npm run serve # for dev server

Just the Go Functions

There is a Go program that can host all the functions in one server for local development.

go build ./cmd/service/main.go

Deploy

The app is deployed in two pieces, the UI and Go functions.

Docker Deploy

There is a Dockerfile made specifically for deploying the app to Google Cloud. This app consumes two environment variables for configuration, and mounts secrets in a volume.

docker build -t oad-deploy --file deploy.Dockerfile .
docker run -it --name dply --rm -e "GCP_PROJECT=xxx" -e "GCP_ACCOUNT=yyy" -v secrets:/secrets oad-deploy 

or

GCP_PROJECT=xxx GCP_ACCOUNT=yyy make deploy-run

UI

The UI is hosted using GCP Firebase. To deploy it using the CLI,

firebase deploy --only hosting:outh-debugger

or

make firebase-deploy

Go Functions

The Go functions are hosted as GCP cloud functions. These can be deployed via CLI in the following manner, but note that you must manually copy other files and folders in. I would strongly advise using the Docker container to deploy.

cd functions
gcloud functions deploy client --allow-unauthenticated --region=us-central1 \
  --runtime go113 --trigger-http --memory=128MB --entry-point=Client

Licensing

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Code licensed under the MIT License: http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
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