It's basically a login with username and password.
If you want a fully fledged identity provider on top of OAuth2 (so create / update user account, password reset), I have a sample project which extends on the oauth2 repository and builds a full identity provider on top of it: https://github.com/RichardKnop/example-api
About dependencies: only two are required - etcd/consul and postgres. There is no other requirements.
Originally I developed this project while deploying to a CoreOS cluster so etcd was a native choice for storing app configuration in a distributed key store. Consul support was added later in form of a contribution as an alternative to etcd.
I also want to remove dependency on etcd/consul completely and allow just simple configuration via environment variables to make the projec more portable.
https://github.com/RichardKnop/go-oauth2-server#resource-own...
It's basically a login with username and password.
If you want a fully fledged identity provider on top of OAuth2 (so create / update user account, password reset), I have a sample project which extends on the oauth2 repository and builds a full identity provider on top of it: https://github.com/RichardKnop/example-api
About dependencies: only two are required - etcd/consul and postgres. There is no other requirements.
Originally I developed this project while deploying to a CoreOS cluster so etcd was a native choice for storing app configuration in a distributed key store. Consul support was added later in form of a contribution as an alternative to etcd.
I also want to remove dependency on etcd/consul completely and allow just simple configuration via environment variables to make the projec more portable.