auth0-go

Helper library for Auth0 Management API

Basics

All requests to the Management API need to use a token, you can get one using the GetToken method.

token, err := auth0.GetToken("client_id", "client_secret", "https://mock.auth0.com/api/v2/", "mock.auth0.com")

fmt.Println(token.AccessToken)
// outputs eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImtpZCI6IlFqUTVORG[...]

OR

You can create a Client which will keep the token fresh and automatically correctly add in the authorization header to requests.

For example, to call the Create Users endpoint...

c, _ := auth0.NewClient("client_id", "client_secret", "https://mock.auth0.com/api/v2/", "mock.auth0.com")

var res interface{}

c.POST("users", struct {
    Connection    string
    Email         string
    PhoneNumber   string `json:"phone_number"`
    EmailVerified bool   `json:"email_verified"`
    VerifyEmail   bool   `json:"verify_email"`
    PhoneVerified bool   `json:"phone_verified"`
}{
    Connection:    "email",
    Email:         "[email protected]",
    PhoneNumber:   "+121255512121",
    EmailVerified: true,
    VerifyEmail:   false,
    PhoneVerified: true,
}, &res)

fmt.Println(res["user_id"])
// outputs email|59f8db607cd312629715dbb2

The POST and GET methods are such that you can still use this lib for methods we haven't wired up.

For methods that have been wired up, it's easier -

c, err := auth0.NewClient(
    "client id",
    "client secret",
    "https://mock.auth0.com/api/v2/", 
    "mock.auth0.com")

u, err := c.UserCreate(&auth0.UserCreateParams{
    Email:         "[email protected]",
    Connection:    "email",
    UserMetadata:  map[string]string{"favourite_spelling_of_favourite": "favorite"},
    EmailVerified: true,
    PhoneVerified: true,
    VerifyEmail:   false,
})

fmt.Printf("ID: %s", u.UserID)
// output: UserID:"email|59f8dac47cd312629715db8e"

Getting dependencies (if you need to)

auth0-go uses the excellent dep tool and the vendor directory is not included in this repository.

Install the dependencies using dep, e.g. dep ensure.