Oidc Integrationv0.1.0

A company deploys an internal dashboard for employees, using a single OIDC provider (e.g., Azure AD) for login. The skill configures Authorization Code Flow with PKCE for the React SPA and validates tokens on the Spring Boot backend, enabling single sign-on across all internal apps.

A SaaS provider allows each customer to bring their own IdP (e.g., Auth0, Keycloak). The skill designs a multi-provider setup where the SPA redirects to the correct IdP and the backend validates tokens from multiple issuers, ensuring tenant isolation.

A patient portal requires high-security authentication with short-lived tokens, PKCE, and backend-managed sessions (BFF pattern). The skill implements httpOnly cookie-based sessions and refresh token rotation to comply with HIPAA regulations.

A financial services company exposes APIs to partner apps. The skill guides setting up Spring Boot as a resource server validating JWTs from a trusted IdP, with JWKS discovery, claims mapping, and CORS configuration for secure cross-origin calls.

An online store wants to offer login via Google and Facebook alongside email/password. The skill configures multi-provider OIDC in the frontend (react-oidc-context) and backend (Spring Security), enabling seamless social login while maintaining a unified user identity.

Use OIDC to gate features based on user roles and subscription tiers. The token's claims guide UI rendering and API access, enabling tiered pricing models without complex custom auth.

Sell API access to third parties using OAuth 2.0 client credentials flow. Each client gets a unique client ID and secret, with tokens scoped to specific endpoints, enabling pay-per-use or tiered API plans.

White-label authentication capabilities to other businesses using OIDC-compliant IdPs like Keycloak or Auth0. Offer custom branding and tenant management, charging per active user or per tenant.