Remix Auth strategy for OpenAuth.js

This is a strategy to use with OpenAuth.js as your identity provider.

Supported runtimes

| Runtime | Has Support | | ---------- | ----------- | | Node.js | ✅ | | Cloudflare | ✅ |

How to use

Install the strategy

npm add remix-auth-openauth

Add it to your OpenAuth authenticator

import { OpenAuth } from "remix-auth-openauth";

authenticator.use(
  new OpenAuth(
    {
      clientId: "client-id",
      redirectUri: "https://example.com/callback",
      issuer: "https://auth.example.com",
    },
    async ({ request, client, tokens }) => {
      // use request and tokens.
    }
  )
);

Then call it with authenticator.authenticate("openauth", request) and it will redirect to the OpenAuth login page.

Setup a Specific Provider

You can also pass a provider to the OpenAuth configuration to send it to one provider.

import { OpenAuth } from "remix-auth-openauth";

authenticator.use(
  new OpenAuth(
    {
      clientId: "client-id",
      redirectUri: "https://example.com/callback",
      issuer: "https://auth.example.com",
      provider: "github",
    },
    async ({ request, client, tokens }) => {
      // Use request, client, and tokens to return your user object
    }
  )
);

[!TIP] Set the same provider as strategy name, then you can set the OpenAuth strategy multiple times.

authenticator.use(
  new OpenAuth(
    { ...sharedOptions, provider: "github" },
    async ({ request, client, tokens }) => {
      // Use request, client, and tokens to return your user object
    }
  ),
  "github"
);

authenticator.use(
  new OpenAuth(
    { ...sharedOptions, provider: "google" },
    async ({ request, client, tokens }) => {
      // Use request, client, and tokens to return your user object
    }
  ),
  "google"
);