token-validation-spring-test

Contains Spring auto-configuration for setting up a mock-oauth2-server.

The mock-oauth2-server can be used to represent as many issuers as you'd like supporting OpenID Connect/OAuth 2.0 discovery with valid JWKS uris, and should work nicely together with the validation from token-validation-spring

Configuration for local setup

• Add as dependency with test scope

• Simply add the annotation @EnableMockOAuth2Server to your test configuration:

  @EnableMockOAuth2Server	

• For usage with token-validation-spring set the following properties in your local profile:

  no.nav.security.jwt.issuer.issuer1.discoveryurl=http://localhost:${mock-oauth2-server.port}/issuer1/.well-known/openid-configuration

  no.nav.security.jwt.issuer.issuer1.acceptedaudience=someaudience

• For local use of your app there should now be RestController available in your app at /local

  The query param `issuerId` must match the path after port in the `discoveryurl` - e.g. `issuer1` in `http://localhost:${mock-oauth2-server.port}/issuer1/.well-known/openid-configuration`  
  

How to use

See token-validation-spring-demo for usage scenarios when starting your app locally.

For JUnit tests, your Spring application context should contain a bean of the type MockOAuth2Server which can be used to issue tokens and provides a JWKS endpoint for validation.

• Usage: DemoControllerTest.java
• For detailed usage and features see the mock-oauth2-server documentation.