OAuth Client Credentials Authentication with Escape

Description

The 'OAuth Client Credentials' preset is tailored for authentication using the OAuth 2.0 client credentials grant, ideal for service accounts:

• OAuth Token Endpoint: Directs authentication requests to the token endpoint of an OpenID Connect server.
• Service Account Credentials: Utilizes client IDs and secrets to authenticate, representing service accounts rather than individual end-users.
• Token Generation: Designed to obtain access tokens for service accounts without the need for a user's password.

This preset is particularly effective for scenarios where applications or services themselves need to authenticate, independent of a user's direct involvement.

Examples

presets:
-   type: oauth_client_credentials
    url: https://oauth.example.com/token
    users:
    -   username: serviceAccount1
        client_id: serviceClientID1
        client_secret: serviceSecret1
    -   username: serviceAccount2
        client_id: serviceClientID2
        client_secret: serviceSecret2
        scopes:
        - create
        - delete

Extensive Configuration

Property	Type	Required	Description	Reference
type	Const[oauth_client_credentials]	True
users	OAuthClientCredentialsUserPreset	True	A list of users to create	OAuthClientCredentialsUserPreset
url	string	True	The URL of the token endpoint of the OpenIDConnect server

Objects

OAuthClientCredentialsUserPreset

Property	Type	Required	Description	Reference
username	string	True	The arbitrary username given to the user.
headers	Dict[string, string]	False	Optional headers injected during the authentication process and in authentified requests.
cookies	Dict[string, string]	False	Optional cookies injected during the authentication process and in authentified requests.
client_id	string	True	The client ID to use for the OAuth requests
client_secret	string	True	The client secret to use for the OAuth requests
scopes	string	False	A list of scopes to request for the user. If not specified, no scopes will be requested.