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FakeIdp multi arch (amd64 and arm64)

03 May 17:45
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FakeIdp release with amd64 and arm64 support.

Includes dependencies and rust updates

Now available as FakeIDP

11 Nov 11:02
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This is the 1.0.0 release of FakeIDP, support an API to create tokens and the implicit OIDC flow with a frontend to create tokens.

0.3.0 implicit flow, version updates

20 Nov 08:54
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What's Changed

  • Added implicit login flow (OIDC) by @olger in #128
  • Whole bunch of dependency updates.

Full Changelog: 0.2.4...0.3.0

userinfo endpoint

07 Aug 19:20
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Added a userinfo endpoint.

When you create a claim set with userinfo claims, these will be returned by the endpoint.

            {
                "iss": "http://localhost:8080",
                "sub": "F82E617D-DEAF-4EE6-8F96-CF3409060CA2",
                "aud": "oidc-token-mock",
                "email": "[email protected]",
                "email_verified": true,
                "name": "Arie Ministrone"
            }

Use this set to create the JWT (post to /token) and thereafter add it as JWT authorization to your call to userinfo.

Security updates and dependency maintenance

07 Jun 18:30
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Small release with security updates

  • regex
  • bumpalo
  • crossbeam-utils

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Support for openid configuration

21 Oct 13:40
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Its now possible to use ./well-known/openid-configuration.

The keys URL will point to the keys used by the test service.
In order to expose the proper URL, its now possible to set it via -h - or in docker with the EXPOSED_HOST env var.

Fix in docker environment settings.

27 Jan 11:03
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Default BIND and PORT values as environment variables in docker (#1)

Fix in the way the environment is defined.

0.2.0 release

23 Jan 11:28
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This release allows the bind host and port to be configured with -b (for the host) and -p (for the port)
default remains 0.0.0.0:8080 in so that

For docker it is possible to set BIND and PORT as variables in order to run with a different binding host or port.

0.1.0 release

09 Jan 14:09
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