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github the-control-group / authx / packages / tools / src / lib / fixture / grant.ts View on Github external
insert: (tx: PoolClient) =>
      Grant.write(
        tx,
        {
          id: "e4670762-beb7-435c-94af-055b951f97e6",
          enabled: true,
          clientId: "17436d83-6022-4101-bf9f-997f1550f57c",
          userId: "a6a0946d-eeb4-45cd-83c6-c7920f2272eb",
          secrets: [
            "ZTQ2NzA3NjItYmViNy00MzVjLTk0YWYtMDU1Yjk1MWY5N2U2OjE1NTM5MjUzNDA6ZDQ5NDJjZGFhYTY1ZTg4YmQ2MWQ1MDIyZjlmN2E0ZGU="
          ],
          codes: [],
          scopes: ["**:**:**"]
        },
        {
          recordId: "ce1a45cd-af9c-42fb-9879-aec6bc8b12a1",
          createdByAuthorizationId: "f0e54748-c7bb-4724-ad8b-7dabb66aafa9",
          createdAt: new Date("2019-03-06T21:07:59.814Z")

@authx/authx

This is AuthX. It's named AuthX because it's an "exchange" of sorts, consolidating identities from several upstream authorities into a single identity for downstream clients. AuthX uses the OAuth2 framework in both directions, and adds a robust access con

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