Spring Boot authorization server with React front end

Overview

Little project with an oauth2 authorization server with react app.

Oauth Clients

• Password / Refresh_token grant_type:
  • clientId: test
  • clientSecret: test
  • grant types : password, refresh_token
  • scopes: ROLE_ADMIN, ROLE_USER
  • authorities: ROLE_ADMIN, ROLE_USER

Users

• ROLE_ADMIN user:
  • username: admin
  • password: test
• ROLE_USER user:
  • username: user
  • password: test

Quick installation

Without Docker

• If you have the JDK11 installed and yarn you can run ./install.sh

With Docker and Docker-compose (Install + Launch)

• If you have the JDK11 installed and yarn
• Make sure port 80 and 8080 are available
• Change in client/.env.production localhost by your ip address with port 8080 (exemple: http://192.168.1.25:8080)
• Run ./quick-start-docker.sh
• Go to http://localhost

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Authorization server

Before

• Make sure you have the JDK11 installed (Openjdk is good)
• If you want to use docker deployment, make sure you have Docker et docker-compose installed

Deploy without docker

• Make sure you have a MariaDB or MySQL databse running with a new database
• Change in auth/src/main/rsources/application.yml the datasource url with your needs
• You can modify the port of the authorization server in the same file
• Launch the authorization server with cd auth && ./mvnw spring-boot:run

Deploy with docker

• Launch cd auth && make build-image
• Change in auth/src/main/resources/application.yml the datasource url with your needs
• Now you have a docker image : authorization-server

Embedded mariadb database

• Go to auth/src/main/docker
• Modify docker-compose.yml and .env_file to fit your need (to testing don't need changes)
• Run docker-compose up -d

Without embedded database

• Go to auth/src/main/docker
• Modify .env_file to fit your needs
• Run docker run --env-file ./.env_file -d --name spring-boot-authorization-server authorization-server

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React App

Before

• Install nodejs with npm
• Install yarn : npm -g yarn

Deploy

• Install dependencies : cd client && yarn install
• If you modified the port, modify it in client/.env.development
• Launch application : yarn start