Auth0

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Inputs

• client_id: str : The client ID for the Auth0 application.
• client_secret: str : The client secret for the Auth0 application.
• audience: str : The audience for the API authorization request.
• grant_type: str : The type of authorization grant requested (e.g., client_credentials).

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Outputs

• access_token: The access token issued by Auth0 for authenticated requests.
• expires_in: The time in seconds before the access token expires.
• token_type: The type of token, typically Bearer.

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Authentication Parameters

To authenticate with Auth0, the following parameters are needed:

• client_id: The unique identifier for your Auth0 application.
• client_secret: A secret associated with your application, used for secure communication.
• audience: Defines the API resources you’re trying to access.

These parameters can be retrieved from your Auth0 dashboard under the application’s settings.

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Connecting with the Provider

The Auth0 provider connects to both the Authentication API and the Management API, enabling functionality such as token-based authentication and user management. Depending on your needs, you can:

• Use the Authentication API to obtain access tokens, manage user profiles, or handle multi-factor authentication.
• Use the Management API to automate the configuration of your Auth0 environment, register applications, manage users, and more.

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Example of usage

workflow:
  id: auth0-example
  description: Auth0 example
  triggers:
    - type: manual
  actions:
    - name: auth0
      provider:
        type: auth0
        config: "{{ providers.auth0config }}"
        with:
          client_id: "{{ secrets.auth0_client_id }}"
          client_secret: "{{ secrets.auth0_client_secret }}"
          audience: "https://api.example.com"
          grant_type: "client_credentials"

## Useful Links
-[Auth0 API Documentation](https://auth0.com/docs/api)
-[Auth0 as an authentication method for keep](https://docs.keephq.dev/deployment/authentication/auth0-auth)