A sample project that shows developers how they can add Single Sign-On (SSO) to their Next.js single-page application to allow users to sign using their MacID credentials.
- Docker 20.10 or newer
- docker-compose 1.29 or newer
To build and run the container, simply run:
docker-compose -p $USERNAME-container --env-file config/.env.development.local up --build.env.development.local or .env.*.local in the config directory is an environment file containing all environment variables required by the docker images (and next).
You may duplicate the .env.sample file and fill out the variables to create your own environment file.
By default, the Next.js frontend service (app) will attach at port 3000 and Flask backend service (server) will attach at port 5000 on the host.
When working on the development server, you will first need to fill in the port number for which the NGINX service is attached to the server in docker-compose.yaml using the environment variable HOST_PORT.
Please also refer to the README.md files in client/ and nginx/.
To build and run the container in a production environment, simply run:
docker-compose --file docker-compose.production.yaml --env-file config/.env.production.local up --buildThis project is created and maintained by the McMaster University Research Software Development Team.
Please review the following documents to find out how you may contribute or get support.
You might also want to reach out to Information Security for Researchers (IS4R) or refer to their SSO guideline.