A simple NodeJS OAuth2 consumer with JWT access tokens made with Passport.js.

This is a trivial example, and not made for production use. It is made to show how an OAuth access token can contain basic user data without needing further resource calls. It also demonstrates the usage of the server using the JWT token for further resource requests from the OAuth server.

See https://oauth.net/2/jwt-access-tokens/

• nodejs
• an OAuth2 server
• The RSA public key from your OAuth2 provider, or the secret for decrypting the JWT

• Checkout the project with git
• Run npm install at the project root

• Copy .env.sample to .env and fill it in with your OAuth2 configuration variables
• Copy jwt-client-secret.sample to jwt-client-secret and enter your JWT secret or RSA public key here

• Start the server listening on port 3000 by running npm start
• Visit localhost:3000 to login and debug