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I am building a CLI tool for OAuth and OpenID Connect based access control. It allows performing auth flows with and without browser redirects, decodes JWTs, in
by seymon 6y ago
I am building a CLI tool for OAuth and OpenID Connect based access control.
It allows performing auth flows with and without browser redirects, decodes JWTs, inspect OIDC issuers, etc. It is written in the go language and has multi Platform support. The next steps are about adding login profiles as config values. Also adding impersonation support with the OAuth Token Exchange protocol.
https://git.schuerg.net/simon/actl https://git.schuerg.net/simon/actl
- SinisterAlex 6y agoYou say multiplatform - .NET?
- seymon 6y agoNo, it's written in Golang. It works on Linux, macOS, and Windows. There are currently builds for x86_64, but compiling to other architectures should be easy.
- msantos 6y agothe fact that your tool is browser-less makes it quite interesting. Do you have plans to build support for AWS "assume role"? I've used this Okta tool for a while but it requires a browser. https://github.com/oktadeveloper/okta-aws-cli-assume-role https://github.com/oktadeveloper/okta-aws-cli-assume-role PS: out of curiosity, why do you host your own instance of GitLab? What's the overhead like?