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@sk-web-backend/express-saml

v0.0.2

Published

SAML login/logout flow for Sundsvalls kommun Express backends

Readme

@sk-web-backend/express-saml

SAML login/logout flow for Sundsvalls kommun Express backends.

0.0.1 is a placeholder. It ships no SAML code — it exists to prove the publish/consume pipeline. The real API lands in 0.1.0. See CODE_REUSE.md step 2.

Planned API (0.1.0)

import { createSamlRouter } from '@sk-web-backend/express-saml';

app.use(
  BASE_URL_PREFIX,
  createSamlRouter({
    name: 'saml',
    idp: { mode: 'single', config: { /* ... */ } },
    redirects: { success: SAML_SUCCESS_REDIRECT, failure: SAML_FAILURE_REDIRECT, logout: SAML_LOGOUT_REDIRECT },
    relayFormat: 'csv',
    verify: async (profile) => { /* app-specific: profile -> user, or null to reject */ },
    onLoginSuccess: async (req, user, relay) => { /* app-specific session population */ },
  }),
);

Two hooks required (verify, onLoginSuccess), two optional (logoutVerify, onLogout).

Security defaults follow draken's hardened configuration: wantAssertionsSigned: true, wantAuthnResponseSigned: true, acceptedClockSkewMs: 5000, sha256 signature and digest. identifierFormat, audience and relayFormat have no defaults — they differ legitimately per IdP and per frontend contract, so the caller must choose.

Peer dependencies

express ^4.21.2 || ^5.1.0 is a migration bridge with a declared sunset: v1.0 drops Express 4, and v1.0 does not ship until all four consumer repos are on Express 5. engines: >=18.18 exists only because msbolag and katla still run node:18-slim.