portico_auth_server_frog 1.0.0

Dart Frog handlers and middleware for building secure Portico Auth servers.

Portico Auth Server (Frog)

A set of Dart Frog handlers and middleware for building secure authentication servers. This package provides a seamless way to integrate the Portico Auth ecosystem into your Dart Frog application, leveraging its provider-based dependency injection.

Features

• Integrated Auth: Built-in support for AuthTokensManager, AuthCredentialsManager, and AuthRoleManager.
• Dependency Injection: Designed to work naturally with Dart Frog's RequestContext and providers.
• Typed Users: Automatically validates JWT Access Tokens and injects the authenticated user's information into the context.
• Web-Ready: Comprehensive handlers for registration, login, logout, and token refreshing.

Getting started

Add this package to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  portico_auth_server_frog: ^1.0.0

Interactive Web Simulator

Experience the full capabilities of the Portico Auth ecosystem without setting up a backend. The Web Simulator runs the entire stack (Client, Server, and Storage) directly in your browser.

• Run the Web Simulator

Usage

1. Initialize AuthFrog

Typically, you would initialize AuthFrog in a top-level middleware or global configuration.

import 'package:portico_auth_server_frog/portico_auth_server_frog.dart';

final authFrog = AuthFrog(
  tokens: tokenManager, // from portico_auth_tokens
  credentials: credentials, // from portico_auth_credentials
  roles: roleManager, // (optional) from portico_auth_roles
);

2. Configure Middleware

Secure your routes by adding the authCheck middleware. This ensures that only requests with a valid JWT can proceed to the handler.

// middleware.dart
Handler middleware(Handler handler) {
  return handler.use(authFrog.authCheck());
}

3. Use Handlers in Routes

Mount the provided handlers to your application's routes.

// routes/login.dart
Future<Response> onRequest(RequestContext context) {
  return authFrog.login(context);
}

// routes/register.dart
Future<Response> onRequest(RequestContext context) {
  return authFrog.register(context);
}

4. Access Authenticated User Data

Once authenticated, you can access the user's claims and roles directly from the request context.

// routes/protected.dart
Response onRequest(RequestContext context) {
  final user = context.read<AuthUser>();
  return Response(body: 'Hello, ${user.id}!');
}

Examples

• AuthFrog Configuration Example: Demonstrates how to initialize and configure AuthFrog with its dependencies.