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+ MIT License
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+ Copyright (c) __YEAR__ Jeff Jassky
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+ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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+ # @jeffjassky/oauth-host
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+ OAuth 2.1 + OpenID Connect authorization server for an Express/Mongoose app you
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+ already have. Built for the case where a user connects your API to Claude or
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+ ChatGPT as an MCP connector.
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install @jeffjassky/oauth-host
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+ ```
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+ Full docs: **https://jeffjassky.github.io/oauth-host/**
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+ ## Quick start
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+ ```js
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+ import express from 'express';
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+ import mongoose from 'mongoose';
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+ import { createOAuthHost } from '@jeffjassky/oauth-host';
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+ await mongoose.connect(process.env.MONGO_URL);
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+ const oauth = createOAuthHost({
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+ connection: mongoose,
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+ issuer: 'https://api.example.com', // the PUBLIC origin
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+ resources: [{ id: 'https://api.example.com/mcp', label: 'MCP server' }],
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+ scopes: [
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+ { id: 'openid', label: 'Sign you in' },
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+ { id: 'contacts.read', label: 'Read your contacts' },
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+ { id: 'contacts.write', label: 'Create and edit contacts', sensitive: true },
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+ ],
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+ consentUrl: '/settings/authorize', // your page
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+ loginUrl: '/login',
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+ resolveUser: (req) => req.user && { id: req.user._id, email: req.user.email },
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+ loadUser: async (id) => User.findById(id).lean(),
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+ signing: { keys: [{ kid: 'prod-1', privateKeyPem: process.env.OAUTH_KEY }] },
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+ });
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+ await oauth.syncIndexes(); // before the first write
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+ const app = express();
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+ app.use(express.json()); // yours, not ours
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+ app.use(oauth.routes.discovery); // ORIGIN ROOT
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+ app.use('/oauth', oauth.routes.oauth);
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+ app.use('/mcp', oauth.protect('contacts.read'), mcpRouter);
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+ ```
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+ Register each client once — there is no RFC 7591 dynamic client registration:
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+ ```js
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+ const { clientId, clientSecret } = await oauth.clients.create({
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+ name: 'Claude',
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+ redirectUris: ['<Claude connector callback, from their docs>'],
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+ allowedScopes: ['openid', 'contacts.read'],
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+ branding: { publisher: 'Anthropic' },
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+ }); // secret returned once, never again
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+ ```
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+ Or let Claude and ChatGPT register themselves with a [client ID metadata
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+ document](https://jeffjassky.github.io/oauth-host/guide/cimd) — their
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+ `client_id` is an `https://` URL serving a JSON description of themselves, and
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+ there is no secret to paste. Off by default; it means an outbound fetch driven
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+ by a request parameter, so it is opt-in and host-allowlisted:
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+ ```js
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+ clientIdMetadata: { enabled: true, allowedHosts: ['claude.ai', 'chatgpt.com'] }
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+ ```
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+ ## What it does
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+ `authorization_code` with mandatory PKCE (S256) and `refresh_token`, for
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+ confidential clients and — with client ID metadata documents enabled — public
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+ ones. Signed ES256 `id_token`, `/userinfo`, published JWKS with rotation, RFC
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+ 7009 revocation, RFC 9207 `iss`, RFC 8707 audience-bound tokens, and the RFC
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+ 9728 protected-resource metadata an MCP client needs to discover where to
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+ authorize.
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+ Rotating refresh tokens with reuse detection: a replayed authorization code or a
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+ reused refresh token revokes the entire token family and audits it.
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+ ## The two things to get right
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+ **You write the consent screen.** The package serves a JSON description of the
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+ pending request at `GET /oauth/consent/:requestId` and takes a decision back at
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+ `POST`. No markup ships. That payload is a versioned contract with no internal
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+ ids in it. See the [consent screen
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+ guide](https://jeffjassky.github.io/oauth-host/guide/consent-screen).
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+ **`isAdmin` gates nothing.** There is no admin router — `oauth.clients`,
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+ `.grants`, `.users` and `.contexts` are plain functions, so there is nothing for
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+ you to leave unguarded. The moment you put one behind an Express route, the
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+ guard is yours, and a test asserting a non-admin is refused belongs in your repo.
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+ ## Non-goals
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+ Dynamic client registration (RFC 7591) · admin dashboard · consent screen markup
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+ · login, sessions, MFA · first-party clients (consent is never skipped) ·
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+ `client_credentials` · device authorization · token exchange · token
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+ introspection · JWT access tokens · federation / social login · logout & session
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+ management · JAR/PAR · OpenID certification. See
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+ [the full list and the reasoning](https://jeffjassky.github.io/oauth-host/guide/introduction#non-goals).
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+ ## Requirements
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+ Node 20+, Express 4.18+/5, Mongoose 7/8/9. Both are peer dependencies — all
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+ three Mongoose majors run the full suite in CI.
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+ ## Development
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install
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+ npm run check-tracked # run this FIRST — a global gitignore can eat source files
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+ npm run typecheck # types/ is hand-written; this is what keeps it honest
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+ npm run build
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+ npm test # 148 tests: real HTTP, real Mongo, no mocks
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+ npm run docs:build # a dead internal link fails this build, on purpose
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+ node examples/express/server.js # imports dist/, so build first
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+ ```
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+ The example boots an in-memory Mongo, registers a client, and prints an
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+ authorization URL that walks the whole round trip a connector performs.
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+ ## License
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+ MIT © Jeff Jassky