go-telenor-auth-example

A project to show a simple implementation of go-telenor-auth. Excellent for debugging and testing your available APIs towards api.telenor.no.

How to use

1. Download the newest releases as an exectuable binary for Linux/OSX or Windows
2. Add a config.json file with the client id and client secret. See configuration for more details
3. Run the example binary

./go-telenor-auth

The server should now start on http://localhost:8080 and exposes the following endpoints:

Open endpoints

• /: Simple landing page which signals that everything is OK
• /auth/login: Go to this URL to log in as a user with the credentials towards api.telenor.no
• /auth/logout: Going to this URL will clear your current session

Closed endpoints

• /api/*: Will proxy a request towards the api.telenor.no
• /secure/*: An example path which is closed by default untill you authorize yourself through a login

The /api/* endpoint maps directly towards api.telenor.no and populates the request with a user session initiated through /auth/login with the configured credentials found in config.json. This allows for simple testing the live APIs without setting up a full production setup.

Configuration

You can run the exectuable or built file by running

./go-telenor-auth

By default it will look for a configuration file named config.json which contains the following structure

{
  "clientId": "<Your client ID from developer.telenor.no>",
  "clientSecret": "<Your client secret from developer.telenor.no>"
}

It will then host the server on :8080 and is available from the browser on localhost:8080.

Overriding configuration

You can override the the configuration by using the following params

Configuration file name:

./go-telenor-auth -c <your-name-of-config.json>

Use id and secret as params:

./go-telenor-auth -apigee-client-id my-id -apigee-client-secret my-secret

Build

Fetch dependencies

go get -u

Build

go build -o go-telenor-auth