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Whoami is a Demo application showing how to use Jorani as an Identity Provider.

This is an example of a SSO scenario based on OAuth2 protocol.

Installation

  1. Download or clone the repository.
  2. Update the 3rd party libraries with composer install
  3. Copy EXAMPLE.env to .env according to the values you will choose in the next paragraph.

Instructions

  1. You need a Jorani instance with at least v0.6.0 (e.g. https://demo.jorani.org/)

  2. You must insert a new OAuth2 client into Jorani either with the WebUI (admin/OAuth clients) or with this query:

    INSERT INTO oauth_clients (client_id, client_secret, redirect_uri) VALUES ("whoami", "pwdpwd", "https://whoami.jorani.org/");

Where:

  • client_id identify the application.
  • client_secret is a password used by the application (it's an account service not related to any Jorani user).
  • redirect_uri is the URL of your application using Jorani as an IDP or consuming its REST API.

  1. Edit the OAuth2 client configuration (e.g. the .env at the root of this demo application).

  2. You can now open the 3rd party application (e.g. https://whoami.jorani.org/).

  3. If you are not connected to your Jorani instance, you will be prompted to connect using your credentials (on the demo application https://demo.jorani.org/, the credentials are bbalet and bbalet).

  4. If you are using the application for the first time, you'll be asked if you want to authorize it or not.

  5. All authorized applications appear into My personal information (e.g. https://demo.jorani.org/users/myprofile).