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.