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Auth Testing
In this article, I am using abrark.com package for `remote` and `local` testing.

Local Testing with CLI Parameter `--identities`
For authorization purpose we have to define user groups in `FPM.ftd`.

Define User Group in `FPM.ftd`
In the below group using `email` as identity.

FPM.ftd

-- fpm.user-group: abrark-readers
email: abrark.asahi@gmail.com

Use User Group in Sitemap
Use `abrark-readers` in Sitemap with `readers` key.

FPM.ftd

-- fpm.sitemap:

# Home: /
readers: abrark-readers

Build `fpm` Binary
Clone `FifthTry/fpm` and build it.

cargo install --path=.

Run `fpm` with CLI Parameter `--identities`
By setting `--identities` as `email: abrark.asahi@gmail.com` we are saying that at every http request this `email` is the user identity and check the permission against this user identity.
Run `fpm` with cli parameter `--identities` in your package.

fpm serve --port 8000 --identities 'email: abrark.asahi@gmail.com'

Open / in the browser, It will let access to / page. If you will change email identity in FPM.ftd to other email and reload page again, so it will show unauthorized access.

Define User Group in `FPM.ftd`
In the below group using `email` as identity.

FPM.ftd

-- fpm.user-group: abrark-readers
email: abrark.asahi@gmail.com

Use User Group in Sitemap
Use `abrark-readers` in Sitemap with `readers` key.

FPM.ftd

-- fpm.sitemap:

# Home: /
readers: abrark-readers

Build `fpm` Binary
Clone `FifthTry/fpm` and build it.

cargo install --path=.

Run `fpm`
Run `fpm` binary in your package.

fpm serve --port 8000

Define User Group in `FPM.ftd`
In the below group using `github-like` as identity.

FPM.ftd

-- fpm.user-group: abrark-readers
github-like: AbrarNitk/abrark

Use User Group in Sitemap
Use `abrark-readers` in Sitemap with `readers` key.

FPM.ftd

-- fpm.sitemap:

# Home: /
readers: abrark-readers

GitHub Login

Click on Sign in, and complete Two-factor if any.

It will redirect to authorize page.

GitHub Authorize 5thtry

Click on Authorize FifthTry, after that you will be redirected to abrark.com.

Check GET API https://abrark.com/-/dj/get-identities/, It will give below response.

{
    "success": true,
    "user-identities": [{"github": "AbrarNitk"}]
}

Now copy sid cookie from https://abrark.com/ and paste it in http://127.0.0.1:8000 cookie with sid key.

Note: Go to fpm::controller::get_remote_identities and change remote_host in fpm, to abrark.com.

Build `fpm` with Remote Feature

cargo install --path=. --features remote

Run `fpm`
Run `fpm` binary in your package.

fpm serve --port 8000

Now go to AbrarNitk/abrark repository and give a star, you should be able access / document. If you undo star and access it again it will give unauthorized access.

Yay!!! Such a magic it is. 💫

Auth TestingIn this article, I am using abrark.com package for remote and local testing.

Local Testing with CLI Parameter --identitiesFor authorization purpose we have to define user groups in FPM.ftd.

Define User Group in FPM.ftdIn the below group using email as identity.

Use User Group in SitemapUse abrark-readers in Sitemap with readers key.

Build fpm BinaryClone FifthTry/fpm and build it.

Run fpm with CLI Parameter --identitiesBy setting --identities as email: abrark.asahi@gmail.com we are saying that at every http request this email is the user identity and check the permission against this user identity.Run fpm with cli parameter --identities in your package.

Local Testing with Cookie identities

Define User Group in FPM.ftdIn the below group using email as identity.

Use User Group in SitemapUse abrark-readers in Sitemap with readers key.

Build fpm BinaryClone FifthTry/fpm and build it.

Run fpmRun fpm binary in your package.

Local Testing with GitHub sid CookieFor testing purpose, I am using abrark.com package. So if you starred AbrarNitk/abrark repository so it should let you access the document otherwise give unauthorized access.

Define User Group in FPM.ftdIn the below group using github-like as identity.

Use User Group in SitemapUse abrark-readers in Sitemap with readers key.

OAuth Login with GitHubOpen link https://abrark.com/-/dj/login/github/ in browser and complete the OAuth login flow and provide permissions to FifthTry to access your GitHub APIs.It will redirect to GitHub login page.

Build fpm with Remote Feature

Run fpmRun fpm binary in your package.

Auth Testing

Auth Testing
In this article, I am using abrark.com package for `remote` and `local` testing.

Local Testing with CLI Parameter `--identities`
For authorization purpose we have to define user groups in `FPM.ftd`.

Define User Group in `FPM.ftd`
In the below group using `email` as identity.

Use User Group in Sitemap
Use `abrark-readers` in Sitemap with `readers` key.

Build `fpm` Binary
Clone `FifthTry/fpm` and build it.

Run `fpm` with CLI Parameter `--identities`
By setting `--identities` as `email: abrark.asahi@gmail.com` we are saying that at every http request this `email` is the user identity and check the permission against this user identity.
Run `fpm` with cli parameter `--identities` in your package.

Local Testing with Cookie `identities`

Define User Group in `FPM.ftd`
In the below group using `email` as identity.

Use User Group in Sitemap
Use `abrark-readers` in Sitemap with `readers` key.

Build `fpm` Binary
Clone `FifthTry/fpm` and build it.

Run `fpm`
Run `fpm` binary in your package.

Local Testing with GitHub `sid` Cookie
For testing purpose, I am using abrark.com package. So if you starred AbrarNitk/abrark repository so it should let you access the document otherwise give unauthorized access.

Define User Group in `FPM.ftd`
In the below group using `github-like` as identity.

Use User Group in Sitemap
Use `abrark-readers` in Sitemap with `readers` key.

OAuth Login with GitHub
Open link `https://abrark.com/-/dj/login/github/` in browser and complete the OAuth login flow and provide permissions to FifthTry to access your GitHub APIs.
It will redirect to GitHub login page.

Build `fpm` with Remote Feature

Run `fpm`
Run `fpm` binary in your package.