feat(apple-oidc): support iOS AuthenticationServices Sign In with Apple flow #284
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- Added `clientSecret` and `responseType` options to the Apple OIDC provider. - Updated OIDC configuration to include `tokenEndpointAuthMethod`. - Implemented handling for authorization code flow in the OIDC provider, including token exchange logic.
…le flow (sst#4) branched from sst#3 which fixed issues in Apple OIDC provider resolves sst#210 adds support for direct integration with iOS/macOS [AuthenticationServices](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/authenticationservices/implementing-user-authentication-with-sign-in-with-apple) (Sign in with Apple) by updating the AppleOidcProvider to validate Apple ID tokens via the client_credentials grant type. Previously, OpenAuth had no way to directly validate Apple ID tokens obtained from iOS apps using the native Sign in with Apple flow. This required app developers to either: 1. Implement a separate authentication service for iOS 2. Use a custom web view that disrupted the native iOS experience 3. Send tokens to a custom backend for validation This PR extends the OpenAuth client_credentials grant type to handle Apple ID token verification, allowing iOS applications to authenticate directly with the OpenAuth server: 1. The iOS app obtains an ID token through Apple's ASAuthorizationAppleIDProvider 2. The app sends this token to OpenAuth's /token endpoint via client_credentials grant 3. OpenAuth validates the token against Apple's JWKS and returns OpenAuth access/refresh tokens 4. The iOS app uses these tokens like any other OpenAuth client
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branched from #283 which fixed issues in Apple OIDC provider
resolves #210
adds support for direct integration with iOS/macOS AuthenticationServices (Sign in with Apple) by updating the AppleOidcProvider to validate Apple ID tokens via the client_credentials grant type.
Previously, OpenAuth had no way to directly validate Apple ID tokens obtained from iOS apps using the native Sign in with Apple flow. This required app developers to either:
This PR extends the OpenAuth client_credentials grant type to handle Apple ID token verification, allowing iOS applications to authenticate directly with the OpenAuth server: