#Moving from oauth

Up to Jennifer 0.25 the bundled oauth module carried the two presets as oauth.google and oauth.microsoft. From 0.26.0 they are in this deck, with the same parameters, and the bundled module has only the standard grants.

Add the deck and change the prefix:

jvc add @jennifer/oauthext

import "oauth.j" as oauth;
import "@jennifer/oauthext/" as oauthext;

# before: oauth.google($id, $secret, $scope)
def cfg as oauth.Config init oauthext.google($id, $secret, $scope);
# before: oauth.microsoft($tenant, $id, $secret, $scope)
def ms as oauth.Config init oauthext.microsoft($tenant, $id, $secret, $scope);

oauthext.microsoft now refuses a tenant that is not common, organizations, consumers, a GUID or a domain.

Without the deck, oauth.discover reads a provider's endpoints from its metadata (oauth.discover("https://accounts.google.com", $id, $secret, $scope)), or write them into the Config yourself:

def cfg as oauth.Config init oauth.Config{
    tokenUrl: "https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token",
    deviceUrl: "https://oauth2.googleapis.com/device/code",
    authorizeUrl: "https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/v2/auth",
    clientId: $id,
    clientSecret: $secret,
    scope: $scope
};

A Google service account built by hand from oauth.jwtAssertion and oauth.jwtBearer keeps working; oauthext.googleServiceAccount does the same in one call, with the key file checked first.