Reputation: 3313
My application has 2 modules
Both were deployed in Google app engine (GAE).
I used Google IAP for authentication. After enabling the IAP is there any way to generate the IAP JWT token for the different users within the organization to authenticate the APIs from the web client.
I tried token generating mechanism using the Service account. But for my scenario, I just want to authenticate and authorize users not service account. I found this reference to enable the web resource access for users, but it is using cookie based authorization. And it is not the recommended way for the application such as angular.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 3249
Reputation: 1
Yes, You can generate a JWT token using angular-oauth2-oidc.
Get the default IAP Web App client ID and client secret. Use AuthConfig and redirect to your link after credentials are entered; you can capture the token after they are redirected.
This link has all the details:
You have told that you tried authenticating from service account. Were you able to generate JWT for service account? I am able to capture the JWT token for individual accounts and use it.
Please give more information on how you authenticated from service account.
Thanks, Bharath
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 6290
If you're using IAP to protect your backend api, it means your users have a Google Account or an account managed in Cloud Identity.
In your Angular front-end app, you can retrieve JWT token of your user, with Google Sign-In for Websites.
To easily integrate Google Sign-in
with Angular, I recommend you to use ng-gapi from Ruben.
Main lines of the workflow :
ng-gapi
with Google Sign-in
behind the sceneidToken
which is a JWT token.Authorization: Bearer JWT
To better understand how to use ng-gapi
, check this stackblitz Demo made by creator of lib.
I also suggest you theses resources :
My answer on Stackoverflow about Angular stateless authentication workflow. Just skip the Spring Boot JWT part if you're using IAP.
Google Sign-In for Websites official docs.
Note that you need to use the OAuth 2.0 Client ID configured by Identity-Aware Proxy
for your app, and add the correct Authorized JavaScript origins.
Upvotes: 3