# Auth Server - Demo OAuth 2.0 Provider Demonstration OAuth 2.0 authorization server representing commercial providers (Auth0, Okta, Google OAuth). ## Purpose Complete OAuth 2.1 server implementing: - Client registration (Dynamic Client Registration) - Authorization flow with PKCE - Token issuance and refresh - Token introspection (RFC 7662) - User authentication (via demo upstream IDP) In production, replace this server with a commercial OAuth provider. ## Quick Start ```bash # From this directory: npm run dev # Server starts on http://localhost:3001 ``` ## Flow ``` MCP Client ──OAuth──> Auth Server ──tokens──> MCP Client ──MCP requests──> MCP Server │ └──validate──> Auth Server /introspect ``` 1. MCP Client initiates OAuth flow with this server 2. Server handles authorization and user authentication 3. Server issues access tokens 4. Client uses tokens to access MCP server 5. MCP server validates tokens by calling this server's `/introspect` endpoint ## Key Components ### `src/index.ts` Main entry point. Sets up: - OAuth endpoints via SDK's `mcpAuthRouter` - Token introspection endpoint (`POST /introspect`) - Mock upstream auth UI for demo - Rate limiting and CORS ### `src/auth/provider.ts` **FeatureReferenceAuthProvider** - Implements OAuth server logic: - Client registration storage - Authorization code generation - PKCE challenge validation - Token issuance and refresh - Token verification ### `src/services/` - **auth.ts**: Auth service wrappers - **redis-auth.ts**: Redis operations for OAuth data ### `src/handlers/mock-upstream-idp.ts` Mock upstream identity provider. Simulates user authentication that would be handled by corporate SSO or social login in production OAuth providers. ## OAuth Endpoints ```bash # Discovery GET /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server # Client registration POST /register # Authorization GET /authorize?client_id=...&redirect_uri=...&code_challenge=... # Token exchange POST /token # Token introspection (called by MCP server) POST /introspect ``` ## Configuration Environment variables in `.env`: ```bash AUTH_SERVER_URL=http://localhost:3001 AUTH_SERVER_PORT=3001 BASE_URI=http://localhost:3232 # MCP server URL REDIS_URL=redis://localhost:6379 ``` ## Testing ```bash npm test # 37 unit tests npm run lint # Lint code npm run typecheck # Type checking npm run build # Build to dist/ ``` ## Production Usage This demo server should be replaced with a commercial OAuth provider in production. See [OAuth Architecture Patterns](../docs/oauth-architecture-patterns.md#using-a-commercial-auth-provider) for detailed integration guidance. **Supported providers:** Auth0, Okta, Azure AD, AWS Cognito, Google, GitHub, and any RFC 7662-compliant OAuth provider. ## Redis Data This server stores in Redis: - `auth:client:{clientId}` - OAuth client registrations (30 day TTL) - `auth:pending:{code}` - Pending authorizations (10 min TTL) - `auth:installation:{token}` - Active installations (7 day TTL) - `auth:refresh:{refreshToken}` - Refresh token mappings (7 day TTL) - `auth:exch:{code}` - Token exchanges (10 min TTL) ## Related Documentation - [Main README](../README.md) - Complete project documentation - [MCP Server README](../mcp-server/README.md) - How MCP server uses these tokens - [OAuth Architecture Patterns](../docs/oauth-architecture-patterns.md) - OAuth integration options - [OAuth Flow](../docs/oauth-flow.md) - Detailed OAuth flow analysis