Support for OAuth 2 and OpenId Connect (OIDC) in Angular.
The Angular OAuth2 OIDC library is an essential tool for developers looking to implement OAuth 2 and OpenID Connect in their Angular applications. With the upcoming OAuth 2.1 standard in mind, this library is designed for flexibility and ease of integration, making it a solid choice for anyone working on authentication in Angular projects. It supports a range of backends including .NET, Java, and Auth0, ensuring developers can adopt it across various server environments.
This library has undergone extensive testing with Angular versions ranging from 4.3 to 16, making it compatible with a significant array of existing projects. With its emphasis on community contributions and comprehensive documentation, developers can rely on it to streamline their authentication processes while adhering to the latest standards in online security.
Compatibility Across Angular Versions: Successfully tested with Angular from version 4.3 to 16, ensuring broad usability across various projects.
Support for Multiple Backends: Works seamlessly with IdentityServer, Keycloak, and Auth0, providing flexibility in integrating with different server frameworks.
Prepared for OAuth 2.1: Emphasizes future-proofing by supporting the upcoming OAuth 2.1 specification to stay relevant with evolving security standards.
Robust Community Documentation: Comprehensive documentation and community resources help developers implement the library effectively, with various samples available on GitHub.
Critical Bug Fixes on Demand: Focused on maintaining optimal performance with planned major releases and the capability to address critical bugs as needed.
Small Bundle Size: Newer versions (5.x and above) of the library feature a significantly reduced bundle size, enhancing application performance.
Ease of Installation: Available via npm, simplifying the installation process for developers with straightforward commands.
Resources for Azure AD and Okta: Offers additional guidance for integrating with Azure Active Directory and Okta, expanding usability for different authentication services.