feat(auth-keycloak): support plain-HTTP issuers via allowInsecureRequests - #84
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…ests EPM-T38: a consuming app's local dev Keycloak runs on plain HTTP (http://localhost:12080/realms/mediabox24). openid-client/oauth4webapi enforce HTTPS-only issuers by default - client.discovery() throws unless the caller explicitly passes execute: [client.allowInsecureRequests] in its options, per its own type declarations. OidcMiddleware called discovery() with no options at all, so there was no way for a consuming app to opt into HTTP for local dev - the failure surfaced as a generic ClientError with nothing actionable in it. Verified directly against openid-client's source: discovery()'s DiscoveryRequestOptions.execute doc explicitly documents this exact pattern, and the option also carries through to every subsequent request made with the resulting Configuration, not just discovery itself. Added an explicit allowInsecureRequests?: boolean config option (default false) rather than auto-detecting localhost issuers by heuristic - matches openid-client's own explicit-opt-in design and avoids silently permitting insecure requests if an app's issuer config accidentally ends up pointing at a real http:// endpoint outside local dev. When true, passes execute: [client.allowInsecureRequests] into the discovery() call. Tests: 2 new tests asserting discovery() is called with/without the execute option depending on the config value (33 total, all passing). Documented in the package README's Configuration and Troubleshooting sections.
Reviewer's GuideEnables local development with plain-HTTP Keycloak issuers through an explicit, disabled-by-default Sequence diagram for opting into insecure OIDC discoverysequenceDiagram
participant App
participant OidcMiddleware
participant OpenIDClient
participant Keycloak
App->>OidcMiddleware: OidcMiddleware(config)
OidcMiddleware->>OidcMiddleware: ValidateOidcConfiguration(config)
alt allowInsecureRequests is true
OidcMiddleware->>OpenIDClient: discovery(issuer, clientId, clientSecret, undefined, { execute: [allowInsecureRequests] })
OpenIDClient->>Keycloak: HTTP discovery and subsequent requests
else allowInsecureRequests is false or unset
OidcMiddleware->>OpenIDClient: discovery(issuer, clientId, clientSecret, undefined, undefined)
OpenIDClient->>Keycloak: HTTPS-only discovery
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<location path="packages/auth/keycloak/src/lib/middleware.spec.ts" line_range="740-750" />
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});
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+describe('allowInsecureRequests', () => {
+ it('does not pass an execute option to discovery() by default', () => {
+ OidcMiddleware(baseConfig());
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+ expect(client.discovery).toHaveBeenCalledWith(
+ expect.any(URL),
+ expect.any(String),
+ expect.any(String),
+ undefined,
+ undefined
+ );
+ });
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+ it('passes execute: [allowInsecureRequests] to discovery() when explicitly enabled', () => {
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**issue (testing):** The new tests do not clear `client.discovery`'s call history before each assertion, so `toHaveBeenCalledWith` can match a discovery call made by an earlier test rather than the middleware instance created in the current test. The tests therefore can pass without verifying that the current configuration selected the correct discovery options.
**Triggers:** When another test has already called `OidcMiddleware` with matching discovery arguments.
**Suggested fix:** Clear the mock in `beforeEach` with `vi.clearAllMocks()` or assert the most recent call via `vi.mocked(client.discovery).mock.lastCall`.
</issue_to_address>Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 1 finding to address first, and when enabled, this permits the OIDC issuer and subsequent authentication requests to use plain HTTP, so credentials, tokens, or authorization responses could be intercepted or altered by a network attacker. Reverting prevents future insecure requests, but any exposed tokens or compromised sessions would not be undone.
Blocking findings: packages/auth/keycloak/src/lib/middleware.spec.ts:750
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Important Approval pendingCodeRabbit has no unresolved comments, but it could not review the latest commit because the review limit was reached. Follow the review guidance in this comment to continue. WalkthroughThe Keycloak OIDC middleware adds an optional ChangesKeycloak insecure request configuration
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change adds an explicit opt-in for plain-HTTP issuers, but invalid truthy runtime values could unintentionally enable insecure requests; the PR is mergeable with owner awareness and a follow-up to require an exact true value. Poem
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In `@packages/auth/keycloak/src/lib/middleware.ts`:
- Around line 300-302: Update the allowInsecureRequests condition in the
Keycloak middleware to use an exact true comparison, so only the boolean value
true enables client.allowInsecureRequests and truthy invalid runtime values
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…ear discovery mock between tests CodeRabbit: a truthy non-boolean value (e.g. "false" or 1) from an untyped caller would incorrectly enable insecure requests. Sourcery: the new tests didn't clear client.discovery's call history, so toHaveBeenCalledWith could match an earlier test's call instead of the current instance.
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Summary
EPM-T38: a consuming app's local dev Keycloak runs on plain HTTP (
http://localhost:12080/realms/mediabox24).openid-client/oauth4webapienforce HTTPS-only issuers by default —client.discovery()throws unless the caller explicitly passesexecute: [client.allowInsecureRequests]in its options, per its own type declarations.OidcMiddlewarecalleddiscovery()with no options at all, so there was no way for a consuming app to opt into HTTP for local dev — the failure surfaced as a genericClientErrorwith nothing actionable in it.Verified directly against
openid-client's source:discovery()'sDiscoveryRequestOptions.executedoc explicitly documents this exact pattern, and the option also carries through to every subsequent request made with the resultingConfiguration, not just discovery itself.allowInsecureRequests?: booleanconfig option (defaultfalse) rather than auto-detecting localhost issuers by heuristic — matchesopenid-client's own explicit-opt-in design and avoids silently permitting insecure requests if an app'sissuerconfig accidentally ends up pointing at a realhttp://endpoint outside local dev. Whentrue, passesexecute: [client.allowInsecureRequests]into thediscovery()call.Test plan
bunx lerna run build --scope=@escendit/sveltekit-auth-keycloak— succeedsbun run test:unit— 33 passed (2 new), assertingdiscovery()is called with/without theexecuteoption depending on the config valuebun run check/ standalonetsc --noEmit— same pre-existing failures already documented onmain, no new errorsDocumented in the package README's Configuration and Troubleshooting sections.
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Support explicitly permitted plain-HTTP OIDC issuers while keeping secure HTTPS-only behavior by default.
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