auth0.md

Auth0 Configuration

Info

Auth0 is one of identity providers that can be choose to manage users in Schema CMS.

Set Up

1. Create a new account or log-in to existing one.

2. Create new tenant that will be used by Schema CMS or use default one:

   

3. Create required applications:

   3.1. Go to Applications.

   

   3.2. Create Single Page Application, you can choose the name you want.

   

   3.3. In application settings you will find values that you need set later in local.env file if you want run application locally or in ssm_parametes.json if you want to deploy app to AWS.

   • set Client ID as DJANGO_SOCIAL_AUTH_AUTH0_KEY

   • set Client Secret as DJANGO_SOCIAL_AUTH_AUTH0_SECRET

   • set Domain as DJANGO_SOCIAL_AUTH_AUTH0_DOMAIN

   

   3.4. Fill required fields replacing example.com with domain name you will use. For local use example.com should be replaced by localhost:8000.

   • Allowed Callback URLs:

     • http://example.com/api/v1/auth/complete/auth0

   • Allowed Logout URLs:

     • http://example.com/api/v1/auth/login/auth0,
     • http://example.com/auth/not-registered,
     • http://example.com/auth/revoked-access

   • Allowed Web Origins:

     • http://example.com

   

   3.5 Go back to Appliactions tab and create Machine to Machine application, you can choose name you want.

   

   3.6. Select Auth0 Management API and select All scopes.

   

   3.7. Use Client ID, Client Secret and Domian, to set later correct values in local.env or ssm_parametes.json.

   • set Client ID as DJANGO_USER_MGMT_AUTH0_KEY

   • set Client Secret as DJANGO_USER_MGMT_AUTH0_SECRET

   • set Domain as DJANGO_USER_MGMT_AUTH0_DOMAIN

   3.8. Fill required fields replacing example.com with domain name you will use. For local use example.com should be replaced by localhost:8000.

   • Allowed Callback URLs:

     • http://example.com

   • Allowed Web Origins:

     • http://example.com