AppModelv2-WebAPI-nodejs | js web API that is protected by Azure AD v2 | Authentication library

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AppModelv2-WebAPI-nodejs is a JavaScript library typically used in Security, Authentication, Nodejs, Express.js applications. AppModelv2-WebAPI-nodejs has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A Node.js web API that is protected by Azure AD v2.0 using JWT Bearer tokens.
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            QUESTION

            Why is MSDN telling me to create a OAuth2.0 client when I just want a barebone test for my API?
            Asked 2017-Feb-22 at 05:28

            I have a REST API, written with express directly. Nowhere in it do I use session, and authentification is for now done using JWT.

            However, I dislike having to handle, save and secure user's credentials, that is when I heard about Azure Active Directory.

            Adding passport to my app was easy enought, but that's when trouble started.

            First, I had to search what strategy I needed, and all of them seems to require the server to maintain sessions/remember who is logged in, all the while using JWT internally. That seems contradictory, JWT is supposed to remove the need of maintaining session.

            Finally, I found this MS example which use the Bearer strategy without session.

            After setting it up (changing the config file for the right tenant, client ID, changing the routes for a test app more representative of my API), I tried to use them. The protection work well since I am indeed "Unauthorized". But how do I get a valid token to send?

            The MSDN guide that use that quickstart don't mention it at all, just redirecting to the AAD library for Android or iOS, implicitely telling me to develop a test app in another language when I just want a crude tool to test if my test server work at all!

            That is especially frustrating since I am pretty sure it is "just" a series of HTTP(S) request on the tenant, and the call to the api with the token attached, but I can't find anything to do just that.

            /!\: I know asking for something as vague as "How can I do that" isn't a good question, and this question isn't one. What I am asking is why I couldn't find some tools like POSTMan that implement OAuth and allow to quickly test and debug a OAuth protected API. What are the reason that push MSDN to tell me to write a custom tool myself instead of providing a barebone one?

            ...

            ANSWER

            Answered 2017-Feb-21 at 20:26

            For getting a valid token to send to your API, you'll need to do an auth request to login.microsoftonline.com and get an access token (in the JWT format). Then you can send this token to your api in the http body: "Bearer ey...".

            If you want a full sample with a client app that hits that API sample you tried:

            Dashboard w/ all the samples for Azure AD Converged Apps

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            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42374721

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