feat: passport-based authentication providers, OIDC via openid-client - #2973
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Replace the hand-rolled OpenID Connect relying party (discovery, PKCE,
state cookie, token exchange, ID token validation, userinfo) with the
passport strategy from openid-client, and make everything around it
generic: a registry of authentication providers with routes at
/signalk/v1/auth/:id/{login,callback,logout}, an encrypted cookie
session for the redirect round trip, and identity -> local user
provisioning that persists before it mutates memory and is serialized
across concurrent logins.
Plugins can register any redirect-style passport strategy through
app.registerAuthenticationProvider(). The OIDC login is now such a
provider; its configuration surface (env vars, security.json, admin UI,
callback URL) is unchanged.
User records store the identity as `identity` {provider, subject,
issuer, email, name}; older `oidc` records are migrated on read. The
admin UI shows provider, subject and issuer per user, and deleteUser
removes every record carrying the username.
Breaking: loginStatus replaces oidcEnabled/oidcAutoLogin/oidcLoginUrl/
oidcProviderName with authProviders[]; /signalk/v1/auth/oidc/status is
removed; the login page error parameter is authError.
fixes SignalK#2954, fixes SignalK#2955
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 2 reviews per rolling hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change replaces the OIDC-specific login implementation with extensible Passport authentication providers. It adds encrypted handshake sessions, generic external identities, serialized provisioning, provider-aware routes and UI, built-in OIDC integration, migration support, and updated tests and documentation. ChangesAuthentication provider stack
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR replaces the existing OIDC path with a provider-based authentication flow and changes user identity records and administration. At the current head, the handshake cookie’s Secure setting can be influenced by a client-controlled header, while duplicate user records may be indistinguishable in the admin UI and deletion can affect every matching username; these create bounded authentication and account-administration risks that should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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220-238: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDuplicate user IDs break the row key and make Delete ambiguous.
This PR states that duplicate usernames can exist and that the admin UI must show identity details so operators can tell those records apart. The new cells at lines 220-233 render that per-record identity data, but the row key on line 217 is
user.userId. Two records with the sameuserIdproduce duplicate React keys. React then logs a key warning and can reuse the wrong row during reconciliation, so a row may display the identity of the other duplicate after a refresh.The delete action compounds this.
deleteUsersendsDELETE /security/users/${selectedUser.userId}, andtest/tokensecurity-deleteuser.tsconfirms the server removes every record carrying that user ID. An operator who picks one of two visibly distinct rows loses both accounts, with no confirmation step.Use a key that includes the identity discriminator, and state the scope of the deletion before it runs.
🐛 Proposed fix for the row key and the delete confirmation
- <tr key={user.userId} onClick={() => userClicked(user)}> + <tr + key={`${user.userId}:${user.identity?.provider ?? 'local'}:${user.identity?.issuer ?? ''}:${user.identity?.subject ?? ''}`} + onClick={() => userClicked(user)} + >Outside the selected range, in
deleteUser:const deleteUser = async () => { if (!selectedUser) return const duplicates = (users ?? []).filter( (u) => u.userId === selectedUser.userId ).length if (duplicates > 1) { const proceed = window.confirm( `${duplicates} records share the user ID "${selectedUser.userId}". Deleting removes all of them. Continue?` ) if (!proceed) return } // ...existing fetch }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/oidc.md`:
- Line 385: Update the three fenced code blocks in the OIDC documentation
containing the callback, logout, and loginStatus request paths to declare the
text language, preserving their contents unchanged so they satisfy MD040.
In `@packages/server-admin-ui/src/views/security/Users.tsx`:
- Around line 286-325: In the selectedUser identity display within Users.tsx,
replace the Form.Label elements used for read-only name, email, and identity
values with plain text elements, while retaining the Form.Label elements that
serve as captions. Apply this consistently to the Name, Email, and Identity
groups without changing their displayed content or conditional rendering.
In `@src/auth/handshake-session.ts`:
- Around line 105-107: Update isSecureRequest to rely solely on req.secure when
determining whether the handshake cookie should use the Secure attribute; remove
the direct x-forwarded-proto header check and let Express trust proxy
configuration govern forwarded protocol handling.
In `@src/auth/identity-store.ts`:
- Around line 36-51: Re-read the current user list from backing.users() after
each await in createUser and updateUser. Apply the post-persist mutation to the
refreshed live list: add the user to that list in createUser, and locate the
matching user there before applying updates in updateUser; do not mutate the
pre-persist array or stale user reference.
In `@src/auth/providers.ts`:
- Around line 266-279: Update the async handler passed to withProvider for the
logout route so failures from clearSessionCookie, provider.logoutUrl, and
res.redirect are caught or forwarded to Express via next. Ensure every rejection
from the handler is handled while preserving the existing redirect behavior and
logout-URL fallback.
In `@src/auth/provisioning.ts`:
- Around line 63-80: Update cleanUsername/preferredUsername and every
user-creation path so user IDs cannot be interpreted as path segments: reject or
safely transform exact "." and "..", then encode the complete ID as one segment
when constructing update and delete URLs in Users.tsx. Apply the same validation
consistently to IDs created from provider usernames, emails, and subjects.
In `@test/auth/handshake-session.test.ts`:
- Around line 114-128: Set an explicit, sufficiently generous Mocha timeout on
the test case identified by “ignores a tampered or expired cookie” so the
MAX_AGE_MS delay and all fetch round trips complete reliably on slower CI
runners.
In `@test/auth/mock-oidc-provider.ts`:
- Around line 252-253: Define an ACCESS_TOKEN_TTL_SECONDS constant alongside
ID_TOKEN_TTL_SECONDS in the mock OIDC provider, and replace the literal 3600
used by expires_in with that named constant.
- Around line 184-206: Update authorize() to reject requests unless
code_challenge is non-empty and code_challenge_method equals S256, returning the
existing invalid-request response before issuing a code. Store the validated
PKCE values in the issued authorization record and preserve the existing
verification flow.
- Around line 19-22: Remove the two echo comments above idTokenClaims and
userinfoClaims; leave both property declarations and their types unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@tools/test-auth-negative.sh` around lines 286 - 315: The
same redundant-comment cleanup applies to this negative-test section.
In `@test/auth/oidc-e2e.test.ts`:
- Around line 228-256: Make both OIDC tests self-contained by creating the
prerequisite alice user record within each test before calling login. Update the
setup around the existing op.user assignments and preserve the assertions
verifying permission updates, uniqueness, and distinct naming; each test must
pass independently when run with .only, --grep, or --parallel.
In `@tools/test-auth-negative.sh`:
- Around line 307-311: Update Test 6 in the negative authentication test to
obtain a valid SK_AUTH_HANDSHAKE cookie by initiating a login request and
preserving its cookie, then invoke the OIDC callback with a different state
value. Keep the assertion for authError=true so the test specifically exercises
state comparison rather than encrypted-cookie validation.
In `@tools/test-oidc-all.sh`:
- Around line 119-122: Normalize extracted OIDC booleans to lowercase JSON and
avoid missing-key errors: in tools/test-oidc-all.sh lines 119-122, update
OIDC_ENABLED and OIDC_AUTO_LOGIN to use json.dumps(), match providers with
p.get('id'), and read autoLogin via p[0].get('autoLogin', False); in
tools/test-oidc-flow.sh line 195, update OIDC_ENABLED to use json.dumps() and
p.get('id').
In `@tools/test-oidc-flow.sh`:
- Line 196: Remove the unused OIDC_LOGIN_URL assignment from the OIDC flow
script, unless the migrated assertion that validates the provider login URL is
still required; if so, restore that assertion and consume the variable. Do not
leave OIDC_LOGIN_URL assigned without a read.
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In `@packages/server-admin-ui/src/views/security/Users.tsx`:
- Around line 220-238: Update the user table row key to combine user.userId with
its identity discriminator, preventing duplicate React keys for duplicate IDs.
In deleteUser, count records sharing selectedUser.userId and, when more than one
exists, confirm that deletion removes all matching records before issuing the
existing request; abort when the operator declines.
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- identity store re-reads the live user list after the save so a concurrent reload from disk cannot orphan the write - a failed refresh of a known user's email or name is logged and the login continues with the stored record; a permission change that cannot be persisted still refuses the login - logout clears the local session even when the provider is no longer registered; async route handlers route rejections to next() - built-in provider id "oidc" is reserved for plugins, blank provider names fall back to the default - keep config keys not managed by tokensecurity in `options` so saves built from it do not drop them - provider-supplied usernames "." and ".." fall back to the generated name; admin UI encodes user IDs in URLs, keys rows by identity and confirms deleting a shared user ID - mock OpenID provider requires PKCE; tools scripts and docs updated
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122-124: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGuard interpolated debug messages.
These template literals are constructed when debug logging is disabled. Guard both calls with
debug.enabled &&before evaluating the message.Proposed fix
- debug( + debug.enabled && + debug( `${providerId}: ${existing.username} permission ${existing.type} -> ${identity.permission}` - ) + ) ... - debug(`${providerId}: creating user ${user.username} (${user.type})`) + debug.enabled && + debug(`${providerId}: creating user ${user.username} (${user.type})`)Based on learnings: guard
debug(...)calls with non-trivial arguments by usingdebug.enabled &&. As per coding guidelines: “Guarddebug()arguments withdebug.enabled &&to avoid eager evaluation of disabled debug statements.”Also applies to: 161-161
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docs/oidc.md (1)
369-421: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove volatile API details to the API reference.
The route paths, query parameters, and response example duplicate runtime contracts. Keep this page focused on the OIDC flow, and link to the OpenAPI reference for endpoint and payload details.
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219-230: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGuard dynamic
debug()arguments.Both calls construct template literals when debug logging is disabled. Add
debug.enabled &&before each call.Proposed fix
- debug(`${provider.id}: ${user.username} logged in`) + debug.enabled && + debug(`${provider.id}: ${user.username} logged in`) ... - debug(`${req.params.providerId}: logout URL unavailable:`, err) + debug.enabled && + debug(`${req.params.providerId}: logout URL unavailable:`, err)Also applies to: 277-280
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In `@docs/develop/plugins/README.md`:
- Line 373: Remove the implementation-specific callback transport, SameSite
cookie, and request-body parsing details from the plugin contract documentation.
Replace them with a concise conceptual statement and link to the maintained API
reference or type documentation that defines callback transport behavior.
In `@packages/server-admin-ui/src/views/security/Users.tsx`:
- Around line 238-241: Update the user row rendering around userRowKey and
userClicked so the selection action is provided by a focusable button or link
within the row, and remove the row-level onClick handler. Keep the table row
display-only while ensuring keyboard users can activate the existing-user
edit/delete flow.
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In `@docs/oidc.md`:
- Around line 369-421: Remove the detailed API Reference section from the OIDC
flow documentation, including route paths, query parameters, and the loginStatus
response example. Keep the page focused on explaining the OIDC flow and add a
link to the OpenAPI reference for current endpoint and payload contracts.
In `@src/auth/providers.ts`:
- Around line 219-230: Guard both dynamic debug logging calls in the provider
login flow and the corresponding second location with debug.enabled before
constructing or invoking the template-literal messages. Keep the existing log
messages and surrounding authentication behavior unchanged.
In `@src/auth/provisioning.ts`:
- Around line 122-124: Guard both debug calls in the provisioning flow,
including the call using existing.username, existing.type, and
identity.permission and the additional call around the referenced later
location, with debug.enabled && so their interpolated messages are only
evaluated when debugging is enabled.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Make existing-user selection keyboard operable.
The selection action exists only on <tr onClick>. A table row is not focusable or keyboard actionable. Keyboard users cannot open an existing user to edit or delete it.
Add a button or link for the selection action. Keep the row display-only.
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In `@packages/server-admin-ui/src/views/security/Users.tsx` around lines 238 -
241, Update the user row rendering around userRowKey and userClicked so the
selection action is provided by a focusable button or link within the row, and
remove the row-level onClick handler. Keep the table row display-only while
ensuring keyboard users can activate the existing-user edit/delete flow.
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Skipped: the row-level onClick for selecting a user is unchanged from master; this PR only changed what the row shows. Making selection keyboard operable is a separate accessibility change for the whole users table.
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@dirkwa Understood. The accessibility concern remains valid, but it is not introduced by this PR. A separate issue is the correct place to track it.
Would you like me to open a GitHub issue for keyboard-operable user selection in the Users table?
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src/oidc/was a hand-rolled OpenID Connect relying party: discovery, PKCE, an encrypted state cookie, token exchange, JWKS + ID token validation, userinfo merging and user provisioning, glued intotokensecuritywith an OIDC-only user service. HALOS is its only consumer, and every issue so far — #2594, #2599, #2954, #2955, the duplicate-username collision behind #2954 — was in that code or its glue. Meanwhileopenid-clientwas already a dependency and itsopenid-client/passportstrategy does everything the protocol modules did.How
Core gets a passport-based provider registry (
src/auth/), generic to any redirect-style login:/signalk/v1/auth/:id/login|callback|logout(callbackalso accepts POST),?redirect=validated against open redirects, failures land on/admin/#/login?authError=true&message=req.sessionfor the redirect round trip (passport strategies need one; no server-side store, secret derived from the master key)SecurityStrategy.registerAuthenticationProvider()→app.registerAuthenticationProvider()for plugins (typed in@signalk/server-api, auto-unregistered on plugin stop, documented in the plugin guide)OIDC becomes one provider registered through that same API:
openid-clienthandles discovery (lazily, on first login — the IdP may boot after Signal K), PKCE, nonce, token exchange, ID token and userinfo validation. Configuration (env vars,security.json, admin panel), callback URL, group → permission mapping,autoCreateUsers,autoLogin,providerNameand RP-initiated logout are unchanged, so existing IdP registrations keep working.discovery/pkce/state/authorization/token-exchange/id-token-validation/user-info/oidc-authand their tests are gone;joseis no longer a direct dependency.User records store
identity {provider, subject, issuer, email, name}instead ofoidc; older files are migrated on read. The admin UI shows the provider badge plus subject/issuer/email per user (the discriminator #2954 asked for), anddeleteUserremoves every record carrying the username — with a username-keyed API that is the only outcome guaranteed to revoke access.Breaking
loginStatus:oidcEnabled/oidcAutoLogin/oidcLoginUrl/oidcProviderNameare replaced byauthProviders: [{ id, name, loginUrl, autoLogin }]GET /signalk/v1/auth/oidc/statusis removed (unused;loginStatuscarries the same information)authError(wasoidcError)SameSite=Lax/skServer/security/usersentries carryidentity {provider, subject, issuer, email, name}instead ofisOIDC/oidcsecurity.jsonis rewritten withidentityrecords on the first save; a later downgrade to an older release no longer recognises those SSO users (restore the file from backup first)Tested
npm test(server suite 1152 passing, admin UI 408, server-api, lint/format)test/auth/oidc-e2e.test.tsruns the real server and the real openid-client strategy against an in-process OpenID provider (test/auth/mock-oidc-provider.ts: discovery, PKCE S256, RS256 ID tokens with nonce, userinfo, JWKS, end_session): first login with group mapping, permission refresh on re-login,preferred_usernamecollision, legacyoidcrecord migration, unsaferedirect,autoCreateUsers=false, provider denial, missing ID token, missing/tampered handshake cookie, logout at the provider, admin connection test, unknown provider, and a plugin-style strategy registered at runtimefixes #2954, fixes #2955
Summary
This PR replaces the hand-rolled OIDC flow with
openid-client/passportand adds a generic Passport authentication-provider registry.oidcrecords toidentityrecords.loginStatus.authProviders.app.registerAuthenticationProvider().josedependency.