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Auth0 plugin

Usage​

Usage: ds-load-auth0 <command>

auth0 directory loader

Commands:
  version             version information
  fetch               fetch auth0 data
  transform           transform auth0 data
  export-transform    export default transform template
  exec                fetch and transform auth0 data
  verify              verify fetcher configuration and credentials

Flags:
  -h, --help                  Show context-sensitive help.
  -c, --config=CONFIG-FLAG    Configuration file path
  -v, --verbosity=INT         Use to increase output verbosity.

Run "ds-load-auth0 <command> --help" for more information on a command.

Arguments​

The Auth0 plugin supports the following arguments:

  -d, --domain=STRING             auth0 domain ($AUTH0_DOMAIN)
  -i, --client-id=STRING          auth0 client id ($AUTH0_CLIENT_ID)
  -s, --client-secret=STRING      auth0 client secret ($AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET)
      --connection-name=STRING    auth0 connection name ($AUTH0_CONNECTION_NAME)
      --user-pid=STRING           auth0 user PID of the user you want to read ($AUTH0_USER_PID)
      --user-email=STRING         auth0 user email of the user you want to read ($AUTH0_USER_EMAIL)
      --[no-]roles                include roles ($AUTH0_ROLES)
      --[no-]rate-limit           enable http client rate limiter

Transform​

The Auth0 plugin can retrieve both users and roles, and transform these into directory user objects, identity objects, roles, and relationships between these.

To export the default transform, use:

ds-load auth0 export-transform

You can use this as the basis for your own transform, which can be tweaked for a different mapping between Auth0 and directory objects and relations.

To learn about the transformation language, refer to the transform docs.