Examples with CredentialProvider io.syndesis.server.credential.CredentialProvider used on opensource projects

Example 1 with CredentialProvider

use of io.syndesis.server.credential.CredentialProvider in project syndesis by syndesisio.

the class TestCredentialProviderFactory method create.

@Override
public CredentialProvider create(final SocialProperties properties) {
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") final OAuth2ConnectionFactory<Object> connectionFactory = mock(OAuth2ConnectionFactory.class);
    when(connectionFactory.generateState()).thenReturn("test-state");
    properties.setAppId("appId");
    properties.setAppSecret("appSecret");
    final OAuth2Applicator applicator = new OAuth2Applicator(properties);
    applicator.setAccessTokenProperty("accessToken");
    applicator.setClientIdProperty("clientId");
    applicator.setClientSecretProperty("clientSecret");
    applicator.setRefreshTokenProperty("refreshToken");
    final CredentialProvider credentialProvider = new OAuth2CredentialProvider<>("test-provider", connectionFactory, applicator);
    @SuppressWarnings({ "unchecked", "rawtypes" }) final Class<MultiValueMap<String, String>> additionalParametersType = (Class) MultiValueMap.class;
    final OAuth2Operations operations = spy(new OAuth2Template("testClientId", "testClientSecret", "https://test/oauth2/authorize", "https://test/oauth2/token"));
    doReturn(new AccessGrant("token")).when(operations).exchangeForAccess(Matchers.anyString(), Matchers.anyString(), Matchers.any(additionalParametersType));
    when(connectionFactory.getOAuthOperations()).thenReturn(operations);
    return credentialProvider;
}

Example 2 with CredentialProvider

use of io.syndesis.server.credential.CredentialProvider in project syndesis by syndesisio.

the class SetupITCase method updateOauthApp.

@Test
public void updateOauthApp() {
    // Validate initial state assumptions.
    getOauthApps();
    OAuthAppHandler.OAuthApp twitter = new OAuthAppHandler.OAuthApp();
    twitter.clientId = "test-id";
    twitter.clientSecret = "test-secret";
    http(HttpMethod.PUT, "/api/v1/setup/oauth-apps/twitter", twitter, null, tokenRule.validToken(), HttpStatus.NO_CONTENT);
    ResponseEntity<OAuthAppHandler.OAuthApp[]> result = get("/api/v1/setup/oauth-apps", OAuthAppHandler.OAuthApp[].class);
    List<OAuthAppHandler.OAuthApp> apps = Arrays.asList(result.getBody());
    assertThat(apps.size()).isEqualTo(2);
    twitter = apps.stream().filter(x -> "twitter".equals(x.id)).findFirst().get();
    assertThat(twitter.id).isEqualTo("twitter");
    assertThat(twitter.name).isEqualTo("Twitter");
    assertThat(twitter.icon).isEqualTo("fa-twitter");
    assertThat(twitter.clientId).isEqualTo("test-id");
    assertThat(twitter.clientSecret).isEqualTo("test-secret");
    // Now that we have configured the app, we should be able to create the
    // connection factory.
    // The connection factory is setup async so we might need to wait a little bit
    // for it to register.
    given().ignoreExceptions().await().atMost(10, SECONDS).pollInterval(1, SECONDS).until(() -> {
        final CredentialProvider twitterCredentialProvider = locator.providerWithId("twitter");
        // preparing is something we could not do with a `null` ConnectionFactory
        assertThat(twitterCredentialProvider).isNotNull().isInstanceOfSatisfying(OAuth1CredentialProvider.class, p -> {
            final Connection connection = new Connection.Builder().build();
            final CredentialFlowState flowState = new OAuth1CredentialFlowState.Builder().accessToken(new OAuthToken("value", "secret")).connectorId("connectorId").build();
            final Connection appliedTo = p.applyTo(connection, flowState);
            // test that the updated values are used
            assertThat(appliedTo.getConfiguredProperties()).contains(entry("consumerKey", "test-id"), entry("consumerSecret", "test-secret"));
        });
        return true;
    });
}