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+ ---
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+ name: webiny-configure-okta
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+ description: >
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+ Configuring Okta as an identity provider (IDP) for Webiny projects.
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+ Use this skill when the developer asks about Okta authentication, Okta SSO,
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+ replacing Cognito with Okta, setting up external identity providers, configuring
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+ OIDC authentication, mapping JWT claims to Webiny identities, or customizing
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+ the Okta login flow. Also relevant when asking about OKTA_ISSUER, OKTA_CLIENT_ID
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+ environment variables, OktaIdpConfig, or the MyOktaExtension pattern.
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Configure Okta Authentication
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+
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+ ## TL;DR
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+ Webiny supports Okta as an external identity provider (IDP) to replace the default Cognito authentication. First, install the `@webiny/okta` package (using the same version as the `webiny` dependency in `package.json`). Then create two files: an API config class that maps Okta JWT claims to Webiny identity data (`OktaIdpConfig`), and a React extension component (`<Okta />`) that wires issuer URL, client ID, and the API config path. Register the extension in `webiny.config.tsx`, set two environment variables (`OKTA_ISSUER`, `OKTA_CLIENT_ID`), and deploy.
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+ ## Pattern / Core Concept
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+ Okta integration has two parts:
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+ 1. **API Config** — A class implementing `OktaIdpConfig.Interface` that maps JWT token claims to Webiny's identity structure. Registered via `OktaIdpConfig.createImplementation()` (the universal DI pattern).
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+ 2. **Extension Component** — A React component that renders `<Okta />` from `@webiny/okta`, passing the issuer URL, client ID, and path to the API config file. The `<Okta />` component handles environment variable injection, API extension registration, and Admin login screen setup automatically.
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+ ### How `<Okta />` Works Internally
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+ The `<Okta />` component (from `@webiny/okta`) is a `defineExtension` that:
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+ - Sets Lambda env vars: `OKTA_ISSUER`, `OKTA_CLIENT_ID`
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+ - Sets Admin app env vars: `REACT_APP_IDP_TYPE=okta`, `REACT_APP_OKTA_ISSUER`, `REACT_APP_OKTA_CLIENT_ID`
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+ - Registers the internal `OktaIdpFeature` API extension (OIDC token verification)
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+ - Registers your custom API config extension (identity mapping)
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+ - Registers the Admin Okta login screen extension
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+
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+ ## Reference Tables
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+
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+ ### `OktaIdpConfig.Interface`
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+
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+ | Method | Signature | Required | Description |
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+ | ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `getIdentity` | `(token: JwtPayload) => OktaIdentity \| Promise<OktaIdentity>` | Yes | Maps JWT claims to Webiny identity data |
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+ | `verifyTokenClaims` | `(token: JwtPayload) => void \| Promise<void>` | No | Custom claim verification (throw to reject the token) |
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+
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+ ### `OktaIdentity` (Return Type of `getIdentity`)
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+
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+ | Field | Type | Description |
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+ | ------------- | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
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+ | `id` | `string` | Unique user ID (typically `token["sub"]`) |
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+ | `displayName` | `string` | User's display name |
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+ | `roles` | `string[]` | Webiny security roles to assign |
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+ | `teams` | `string[]` | Webiny teams (optional, filter out falsy values) |
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+ | `profile` | `{ firstName, lastName, email }` | User profile fields |
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+ | `context` | `object` | Runtime data (not stored in DB) |
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+ ### `<Okta />` Component Props
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+ | Prop | Type | Description |
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+ | ----------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `issuer` | `string` | Okta issuer URL (e.g., `https://dev-xxx.okta.com`) |
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+ | `clientId` | `string` | Okta application client ID |
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+ | `apiConfig` | `string` | Absolute path to the API config file |
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+
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+ ### Environment Variables
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+ | Variable | Used By | Description |
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+ | ---------------- | ----------- | -------------------------- |
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+ | `OKTA_ISSUER` | API + Admin | Okta issuer URL |
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+ | `OKTA_CLIENT_ID` | API + Admin | Okta application client ID |
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+ ## Full Examples
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+ ### Example 1: Basic Okta Configuration
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+ **Step 0: Install the `@webiny/okta` dependency**
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+ `@webiny/okta` is an optional dependency. Add it to `package.json` using the same version as the `webiny` dependency, then install:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Check the webiny version in package.json, then add @webiny/okta with the same version
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+ # For example, if "webiny": "^0.0.0-unstable.xxx":
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+ yarn add @webiny/okta@^0.0.0-unstable.xxx
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+ ```
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+ > **Important:** After adding the dependency, tell the user to run `yarn` to install it. Do NOT run `yarn` automatically — let the user do it.
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+ **Step 1: Create the API config**
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+ Create `extensions/okta/MyOktaConfig.ts`:
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+ ```typescript
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+ import { OktaIdpConfig } from "@webiny/okta";
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+ class MyIdpConfig implements OktaIdpConfig.Interface {
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+ getIdentity(token: OktaIdpConfig.JwtPayload) {
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+ return {
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+ id: String(token["sub"]),
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+ displayName: token["name"],
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+ roles: [token["webiny_group"]],
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+ teams: [token["team"]].filter(Boolean),
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+ profile: {
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+ firstName: token["first_name"],
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+ lastName: token["last_name"],
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+ email: token["email"]
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+ },
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+ context: {
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+ canAccessTenant: true,
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+ defaultTenant: "root"
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+ }
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+ };
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+ }
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+ }
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+ const MyOktaConfig = OktaIdpConfig.createImplementation({
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+ implementation: MyIdpConfig,
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+ dependencies: []
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+ });
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+ export default MyOktaConfig;
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+ ```
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+ **Step 2: Create the extension component**
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+ Create `extensions/okta/MyOktaExtension.tsx`:
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+ ```tsx
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+ import React from "react";
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+ import { Okta } from "@webiny/okta";
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+ export const MyOktaExtension = () => {
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+ return (
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+ <Okta
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+ issuer={String(process.env.OKTA_ISSUER)}
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+ clientId={String(process.env.OKTA_CLIENT_ID)}
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+ apiConfig={import.meta.dirname + "/MyOktaConfig.ts"}
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+ />
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+ );
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+ };
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+ ```
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+ **Step 3: Register in `webiny.config.tsx`**
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+ ```tsx
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+ import React from "react";
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+ import { MyOktaExtension } from "./extensions/okta/MyOktaExtension.js";
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+ export const Extensions = () => {
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+ return (
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+ <>
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+ {/* Replace <Cognito /> with Okta */}
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+ <MyOktaExtension />
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+
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+ {/* ... other extensions ... */}
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+ </>
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+ );
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+ };
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+ ```
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+ **Step 4: Set environment variables**
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+ Add to your `.env` file (or CI/CD environment):
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+ ```
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+ OKTA_ISSUER=https://dev-xxxxx.okta.com/oauth2/default
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+ OKTA_CLIENT_ID=your-okta-client-id
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+ ```
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+ **Step 5: Deploy**
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+ ```bash
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+ yarn webiny deploy
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+ ```
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+ ### Example 2: Custom Claim Verification
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+ If your Okta setup uses custom claims that need validation:
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+ ```typescript
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+ import { OktaIdpConfig } from "@webiny/okta";
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+ class MyIdpConfig implements OktaIdpConfig.Interface {
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+ getIdentity(token: OktaIdpConfig.JwtPayload) {
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+ return {
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+ id: String(token["sub"]),
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+ displayName: token["name"],
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+ roles: [token["webiny_role"]],
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+ profile: {
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+ firstName: token["given_name"],
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+ lastName: token["family_name"],
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+ email: token["email"]
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+ },
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+ context: {
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+ canAccessTenant: true,
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+ defaultTenant: "root"
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+ }
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+ };
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+ }
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+ verifyTokenClaims(token: OktaIdpConfig.JwtPayload) {
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+ // Reject tokens without the required custom claim
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+ if (!token["webiny_role"]) {
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+ throw new Error("Token is missing the 'webiny_role' claim.");
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+ }
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+
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+ // Reject tokens from unauthorized organizations
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+ const allowedOrgs = ["org_abc123", "org_def456"];
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+ if (!allowedOrgs.includes(token["org_id"] as string)) {
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+ throw new Error("User does not belong to an authorized organization.");
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ const MyOktaConfig = OktaIdpConfig.createImplementation({
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+ implementation: MyIdpConfig,
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+ dependencies: []
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+ });
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+ export default MyOktaConfig;
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+ ```
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+ ### Example 3: Using DI Dependencies in Config
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+ If your config needs access to other Webiny services (e.g., to look up tenant-specific roles):
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+ ```typescript
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+ import { OktaIdpConfig } from "@webiny/okta";
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+ import { TenantContext } from "webiny/api/tenancy";
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+ class MyIdpConfig implements OktaIdpConfig.Interface {
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+ constructor(private tenantContext: TenantContext.Interface) {}
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+ getIdentity(token: OktaIdpConfig.JwtPayload) {
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+ const tenant = this.tenantContext.getTenant();
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+ return {
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+ id: String(token["sub"]),
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+ displayName: token["name"],
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+ roles: [token["webiny_group"]],
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+ profile: {
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+ firstName: token["first_name"],
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+ lastName: token["last_name"],
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+ email: token["email"]
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+ },
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+ context: {
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+ canAccessTenant: true,
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+ defaultTenant: tenant?.id ?? "root"
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+ }
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+ };
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+ }
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+ }
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+ const MyOktaConfig = OktaIdpConfig.createImplementation({
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+ implementation: MyIdpConfig,
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+ dependencies: [TenantContext]
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+ });
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+ export default MyOktaConfig;
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+ ```
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+ ## Quick Reference
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+ ### Imports
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+ ```typescript
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+ // API config
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+ import { OktaIdpConfig } from "@webiny/okta";
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+ // Extension component
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+ import { Okta } from "@webiny/okta";
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+ ```
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+ ### Key Interfaces
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+ | Interface | Package | Purpose |
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+ | ---------------------------- | -------------- | -------------------------------- |
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+ | `OktaIdpConfig.Interface` | `@webiny/okta` | API-side JWT-to-identity mapping |
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+ | `OktaIdpConfig.JwtPayload` | `@webiny/okta` | JWT token payload type |
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+ | `OktaIdpConfig.IdentityData` | `@webiny/okta` | Identity return type |
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+ ### File Structure
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+ ```
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+ extensions/okta/
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+ ├── MyOktaConfig.ts # API config (JWT claim mapping)
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+ └── MyOktaExtension.tsx # Extension component (Okta setup)
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+ ```
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+ ### Registration
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+ In `webiny.config.tsx`, replace `<Cognito />` with `<MyOktaExtension />`.
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+ ### Deploy
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+ ```bash
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+ yarn webiny deploy # Deploy all (Core + API + Admin)
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+ ```
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+ Both API and Admin need to be redeployed since Okta affects both the backend (token verification, identity mapping) and the frontend (login screen).
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+ ## Related Skills
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+ - **dependency-injection** — The universal DI pattern used by `OktaIdpConfig.createImplementation()`
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+ - **project-structure** — How `webiny.config.tsx` and extensions are organized
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+ - **local-development** — Deploying and testing your Okta configuration
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  ## TL;DR
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- Add custom GraphQL queries and mutations using the `GraphQLSchemaFactory` pattern. Define `typeDefs` and `resolvers`, inject backend services (identity, tenancy, CMS use-cases) via constructor DI, and export with `GraphQLSchemaFactory.createImplementation()`. Register in `webiny.config.tsx` as `<Api.Extension>`.
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+ Add custom GraphQL queries and mutations using the `GraphQLSchemaFactory` builder pattern. Implement `GraphQLSchemaFactory.Interface`, use the builder to add type definitions and resolvers (with per-resolver DI), and export with `GraphQLSchemaFactory.createImplementation()`. Register as `<Api.Extension>`.
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  ## The GraphQLSchemaFactory Pattern
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+ The `execute` method receives a `builder` (`GraphQLSchemaBuilder.Interface`) and returns it after adding type defs and resolvers.
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  ```typescript
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- // extensions/MyGraphQLSchema.ts
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+ // extensions/mySchema/MyGraphQLSchema.ts
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  import { GraphQLSchemaFactory } from "webiny/api/graphql";
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- class SchemaImpl implements GraphQLSchemaFactory.Interface {
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- execute(): GraphQLSchemaFactory.Return {
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- return [
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- {
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- typeDefs: /* GraphQL */ `
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- type Query {
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- hello: String
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- `,
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- resolvers: {
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- Query: {
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- hello: () => "Hello, World!"
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- }
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- }
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- }
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- ];
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+ class MySchema implements GraphQLSchemaFactory.Interface {
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+ async execute(
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+ builder: GraphQLSchemaFactory.SchemaBuilder
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+ ): Promise<GraphQLSchemaFactory.SchemaBuilder> {
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+ builder.addTypeDefs(/* GraphQL */ `
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+ extend type Query {
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+ hello: String!
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+ }
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+ `);
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+ builder.addResolver({
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+ path: "Query.hello",
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+ resolver: () => {
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+ return () => "Hello, World!";
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+ }
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+ });
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+ return builder;
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+ }
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  export default GraphQLSchemaFactory.createImplementation({
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- implementation: SchemaImpl,
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- dependencies: []
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+ implementation: MySchema,
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+ dependencies: []
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  });
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  ```
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+ Register as an extension:
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  ```tsx
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+ // extensions/mySchema/Extension.tsx
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+ import React from "react";
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+ import { Api } from "webiny/extensions";
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+ export const MySchema = () => {
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+ return <Api.Extension src={"@/extensions/mySchema/MyGraphQLSchema.ts"} />;
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+ };
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- ## Using Dependency Injection
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+ ## Builder API Reference
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+ | Method | Description |
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+ | `builder.addTypeDefs(typeDefs: string)` | Add GraphQL type definitions (use `extend type Query/Mutation` to add to existing root types) |
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+ | `builder.addResolver<TArgs>(config)` | Add a resolver with optional per-resolver DI dependencies |
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+ ### `addResolver` Config
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+ ```typescript
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+ builder.addResolver<TArgs>({
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+ path: "TypeName.fieldName", // dot-separated path
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+ dependencies: [SomeAbstraction], // optional: DI tokens resolved at request time
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+ resolver: (dep1, dep2, ...) => { // factory: receives resolved deps
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+ return ({ parent, args, context, info }) => {
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+ // actual resolver logic
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+ return result;
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+ };
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+ }
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ - **`path`**: Dot-separated GraphQL type path, e.g. `"Query.hello"`, `"Mutation.createOrder"`, `"OrderMutation.create"`
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+ - **`dependencies`**: Array of DI abstraction tokens. Resolved **per-request** from `context.container`, not at schema build time
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+ - **`resolver`**: A factory function that receives resolved dependencies and returns the actual resolver function
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+ - **Resolver params**: The inner function receives `{ parent, args, context, info }` (named object, not positional)
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+ ## Per-Resolver Dependency Injection
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+ class WhoAmISchema implements GraphQLSchemaFactory.Interface {
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+ async execute(
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+ builder: GraphQLSchemaFactory.SchemaBuilder
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+ ): Promise<GraphQLSchemaFactory.SchemaBuilder> {
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+ builder.addTypeDefs(/* GraphQL */ `
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+ extend type Query {
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+ whoAmI: String
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+ }
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+ `);
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+ path: "Query.whoAmI",
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+ dependencies: [IdentityContext],
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+ resolver: (identityContext: IdentityContext.Interface) => {
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+ return () => {
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+ const identity = identityContext.getIdentity();
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+ return `Hello, ${identity.displayName}!`;
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+ };
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+ }
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+ });
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+ dependencies: []
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+ ## Nested Mutation Pattern
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+ import { MyService } from "@/extensions/myFeature/MyFeature.js";
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+ id: ID!
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+ total: Float!
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+ }
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+ create(total: Float!): Order
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+ extend type Mutation {
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+ orders: OrderMutation
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+ }
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+ `);
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+ }
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+ });
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+ dependencies: [IdentityContext, MyService],
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+ }
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+ });
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+ dependencies: []
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  ```
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- ## Available Injectable Services
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- ### Core Features
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- | Feature | Import Path | Purpose |
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- | `IdentityContext` | `"webiny/api/security"` | Access current user identity and permissions |
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- | `TenantContext` | `"@webiny/api-core/features/TenantContext"` | Access current tenant information |
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- | `EventPublisher` | `"@webiny/api-core/features/EventPublisher"` | Publish domain events |
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