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samlesa

v2.17.3

Published

High-level API for Single Sign On (SAML 2.0) baseed on samlify

Readme

samlify · 构建状态 npm 版本 下载量 覆盖率


English Version | 中文版本

🔄 This repository is an improved fork of samlify by tngan

Key Improvements

  • 📦 Converted from CJS to ESModule
  • ✅ Replaced @authenio/xml-encryption with xml-encryption and added support for sha256/512 encryption key OAEP digest methods
  • ✅ Upgraded @xmldom/xmldom to the latest version
  • 🛠️ Fixed encrypted assertion signature verification by adding EncryptedAssertion field extraction logic
  • 📦 Added default AttributeConsumingService element generation for ServiceProvider
  • 📦 Added partial Artifact binding support
  • 🗑️ Removed custom template support for IdentityProvider and improved parameter passing
  • 🔒 Upgraded default signature algorithm to SHA-256 and default encryption to AES_256_GCM
  • 🧪 Added built-in XML XSD validator
  • 🐛 Improved handling of HTTP-Redirect binding without DEFLATE compression
  • 🔓 Automatic detection of encrypted assertions without explicit flags
  • 📝 Added AttributeConsumingService to default elementsOrder
  • ✅ Tested against Burp SAML Raider (XSW and XXE attacks)
  • ⚡ Migrated tests to Vitest

Welcome PRs

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit pull requests or provide integration examples with other frameworks.


How to use?

Refer to the type/flows.test.ts test cases and the original documentation at https://samlify.js.org. Note that some parameters have been changed in this fork.


Generating Keys

Use OpenSSL to generate keys and certificates for testing. Private keys can be password-protected (optional). Here are the commands:

openssl genrsa -passout pass:foobar -out encryptKey.pem 4096
openssl req -new -x509 -key encryptKey.pem -out encryptionCert.cer -days 3650