RFC 8414 OAuth 2.0 Authorization Server Metadata Support #12
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This PR introduces support for RFC 8414 Authorization Server Metadata, allowing OAuth clients to auto-discover server configurations.
Breaking Changes
1. OAuth2 Initialization Changes
The
OAuth2
initializer now requires anissuer
parameter and optionally supportsjwksEndpoint
for a custom JWKS URL.2. New Required Endpoints
/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
endpoint, returning metadata per RFC 8414 with cache control headers.New Features
1. Server Metadata Support
ServerMetadataProvider
protocol for customized metadata handling.2. Metadata Customization
Customize metadata by implementing
ServerMetadataProvider
:Example:
Migration Guide
Update OAuth2 Initialization to include the required
issuer
.Optionally provide
jwksEndpoint
if using a custom JWKS endpoint.Implement custom metadata with
ServerMetadataProvider
if needed:Closes #11