@kanzo-tech/auth 0.30.1 → 0.31.0

package/dist/next-proxy.js

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
-import { tenantRequest as k } from "./next-bound.js";
-import { outage as E } from "./next-routes.js";
-import { isSameSite as y } from "./same-site.js";
-import { AuthError as R } from "./types.js";
+import { under as E, tenantRequest as y } from "./next-bound.js";
+import { outage as R } from "./next-routes.js";
+import { isSameSite as x } from "./same-site.js";
+import { AuthError as H } from "./types.js";
 const T = [
   "connection",
   "keep-alive",
@@ -11,63 +11,70 @@ const T = [
   "trailer",
   "transfer-encoding",
   "upgrade"
-], H = [...T, "cookie", "authorization", "host", "content-length", "accept-encoding"], O = [...T, "set-cookie", "content-encoding", "content-length"];
-function w(h, d) {
-  const t = new Headers(h);
-  for (const o of d) t.delete(o);
+], O = [...T, "cookie", "authorization", "host", "content-length", "accept-encoding"], z = [...T, "set-cookie", "content-encoding", "content-length"];
+function D(r) {
+  return r === "organization/denied" ? 403 : r === "organization/invalid" ? 400 : r === "token/exchange-failed" ? 502 : 401;
+}
+function w(r, h) {
+  const t = new Headers(r);
+  for (const n of h) t.delete(n);
   return t;
 }
-function A(h) {
-  const d = (...e) => globalThis.fetch(...e), t = (e, n = []) => {
-    const r = new Headers({ "cache-control": "no-store" });
-    for (const a of n) r.append("set-cookie", a);
-    return new Response(null, { status: e, headers: r });
-  }, o = async (e) => {
-    const n = await h();
-    if (n.api === void 0) return t(404);
-    if (!y(e)) return t(403);
-    const r = n.api.mount, a = n.api.target(await n.tenant(k(e)));
-    if (a === void 0) return t(404);
-    const g = a.pathname.replace(/\/$/, ""), p = new URL(e.url);
-    if (!p.pathname.startsWith(r)) return t(400);
-    const u = new URL(a.href);
-    u.pathname = `${g}${p.pathname.slice(r.length)}`, u.search = p.search;
+function N(r) {
+  const h = (...e) => globalThis.fetch(...e), t = (e, a = []) => {
+    const i = new Headers({ "cache-control": "no-store" });
+    for (const c of a) i.append("set-cookie", c);
+    return new Response(null, { status: e, headers: i });
+  }, n = async (e) => {
+    const a = await r();
+    if (a.apis.length === 0) return t(404);
+    if (!x(e)) return t(403);
+    const i = new URL(e.url), c = a.apis.find((o) => E(i.pathname, [o.mount]));
+    if (c === void 0) return t(400);
+    const l = await a.tenant(y(e)), u = c.target(l);
+    if (u === void 0) return t(404);
+    const k = u.pathname.replace(/\/$/, ""), f = new URL(u.href);
+    f.pathname = `${k}${i.pathname.slice(c.mount.length)}`, f.search = i.search;
     let s;
     try {
-      s = await n.party.token(e.headers.get("cookie"), { renewWithin: n.renewWithin });
-    } catch (c) {
-      if (!(c instanceof R)) throw c;
-      return t(E(c.code) ?? 401);
+      s = await a.party.token(e.headers.get("cookie"), {
+        audience: c.audience,
+        organization: l,
+        renewWithin: a.renewWithin
+      });
+    } catch (o) {
+      if (!(o instanceof H)) throw o;
+      return t(R(o.code) ?? D(o.code));
     }
     if (s.ended) return t(401, s.cookies);
-    const f = w(e.headers, H);
-    f.set("authorization", `Bearer ${s.accessToken}`);
-    const l = e.method === "GET" || e.method === "HEAD" ? null : e.body, i = await d(u, {
+    const p = w(e.headers, O);
+    p.set("authorization", `Bearer ${s.accessToken}`);
+    const m = e.method === "GET" || e.method === "HEAD" ? null : e.body, d = await h(f, {
       method: e.method,
-      headers: f,
-      body: l,
+      headers: p,
+      body: m,
       // The body is a stream and is forwarded as one: an upload is not read into this server's
       // memory on its way past, and a server-sent event stream is not buffered until it ends —
       // which for an SSE endpoint means never. `duplex` is what Node requires to allow it.
-      ...l === null ? {} : { duplex: "half" },
+      ...m === null ? {} : { duplex: "half" },
       // A 302 from the upstream is the upstream's answer and belongs to the caller. Following it
       // here would send the bearer token to whatever host the `Location` names.
       redirect: "manual"
-    }), m = w(i.headers, O);
-    for (const c of s.cookies) m.append("set-cookie", c);
-    return new Response(i.body, { status: i.status, statusText: i.statusText, headers: m });
+    }), g = w(d.headers, z);
+    for (const o of s.cookies) g.append("set-cookie", o);
+    return new Response(d.body, { status: d.status, statusText: d.statusText, headers: g });
   };
   return {
-    GET: o,
-    POST: o,
-    PUT: o,
-    PATCH: o,
-    DELETE: o,
-    HEAD: o,
-    OPTIONS: o
+    GET: n,
+    POST: n,
+    PUT: n,
+    PATCH: n,
+    DELETE: n,
+    HEAD: n,
+    OPTIONS: n
   };
 }
 export {
-  A as forward
+  N as forward
 };
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package/dist/next-proxy.js.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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+import { addressedUrl as T, withTenant as P, tenantRequest as R } from "./next-bound.js";
+import { isSameSite as S } from "./same-site.js";
 import { AuthError as w } from "./types.js";
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+          e = await i.read(l), e !== null && (e = P(
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-            await a.tenant(P(o))
+            await a.tenant(R(o))
           ));
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           return g(t);
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   return { GET: r, POST: r };
 }
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-  E as routes
+  v as outage,
+  J as routes
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+ *
+ * The window pays for two things at once: the flight time of the request we are about to send, and
+ * the clock skew between this server and the one that will validate the token. A minute covers
+ * both on every deployment anyone has run; going to zero means shipping tokens that expire in the
+ * air, and going large means renewing constantly on a realm with a five-minute token.
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package/dist/server.d.ts

@@ -36,10 +36,30 @@ export interface SignedIn {
     readonly cookies: readonly string[];
     readonly returnTo: string;
 }
-/** What `token` answers for a live session: the credential a resource server takes, and what to set. */
+/**
+ * What `token` answers for a live session: the credential one resource server takes, issued for
+ * it and for one organization, and what to set.
+ */
 export interface Token extends Renewed {
     readonly accessToken: string;
 }
+/**
+ * Who a token is for: one resource server, and the organization a call is made in. RFC 9700 §2.3
+ * restricts an access token to one resource server, and Keycloak's own advice for an exchange is
+ * *"ideally use a single audience"*.
+ */
+export interface Audience {
+    /**
+     * The API's client id in the realm: the `aud` it validates, and the client scope that puts it
+     * there (`services/auth/modules/api`), which the application lists in its `apis`.
+     */
+    readonly audience: string;
+    /**
+     * The organization the call is in: `organization:<alias>`, so the token names that organization
+     * alone. Absent for an API no organization owns, and the token then names none.
+     */
+    readonly organization?: string;
+}
 export interface RelyingPartyConfig extends IssuerConfig {
     /** Seals the cookies. Any length; generate it. See `sealedCookie`. */
     readonly secret: string | Uint8Array;
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     /** The session a request carries, or `null`. One store read; nothing is renewed. */
     read(cookie: string | null | undefined): Promise<Session | null>;
     /**
-     * The access token a request carries, renewed in place when it is within `renewWithin` seconds
-     * of expiry (default 60) — or {@link Ended} when there is no live session.
+     * A token for one resource server and one organization — or {@link Ended} when there is no live
+     * session.
      *
      * This is the *token-mediating backend*: the browser holds a cookie, the resource server is
-     * given a bearer token, and the two never meet. Renewal is single-flight per ticket, so a page
-     * that fires eight requests at an expiring token spends it once.
+     * given a bearer token, and the two never meet. The session's own token never leaves this
+     * server: it names every organization the person belongs to and no API, and it is exchanged
+     * (OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange, RFC 8693, as Keycloak's standard token exchange implements it) for
+     * one whose `aud` is `audience` alone and whose organization is `organization` alone. The
+     * session is renewed first when it is within `renewWithin` seconds of expiry (default 60).
+     *
+     * Exchanged tokens are kept until they are within the same window of expiry, one per session,
+     * audience and organization, and an exchange is single-flight under that key: a page that fires
+     * eight requests costs the realm one exchange, not eight.
+     *
+     * Rejects with `organization/denied` when the realm grants the token without the organization —
+     * the person is not a member of it — and with `organization/invalid` for one that is not an alias.
      */
-    token(cookie: string | null | undefined, options?: {
+    token(cookie: string | null | undefined, options: Audience & {
         readonly renewWithin?: number;
     }): Promise<Token | Ended>;
-    /** Spend the refresh token now, whatever the access token's expiry. See {@link token}. */
-    refresh(cookie: string | null | undefined): Promise<Renewed | Ended>;
+    /**
+     * Renew the session: spend the refresh token now or, with `renewWithin`, only when its access
+     * token is within that many seconds of expiry. Single-flight per ticket, so a page that fires
+     * eight requests at an expiring session spends the refresh token once.
+     */
+    refresh(cookie: string | null | undefined, options?: {
+        readonly renewWithin?: number;
+    }): Promise<Renewed | Ended>;
     /** RP-initiated logout: forget the record here, clear the cookie, and end it at the IdP too. */
     end(cookie: string | null | undefined, options?: {
         readonly returnTo?: string;

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