Código de ejemplo sobre cómo una solución alojada se integraría con Discourse

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¡Tenemos bastantes ejemplos sobre eso:

Discourse SSO in Nginx

If you are using Nginx (or the awesome OpenResty) to handle you user authentication, you can handle the Discourse SSO on the Nginx too! This assumes you are using the ideas on this article to handle authentication: The following code implements the Discourse SSO protocol in Lua, and even sets custom fields and the user birthday date for the cakeday plugin: -- First we inline this PR https://github.com/openresty/lua-resty-string/pull/18 -- You can remove this after @agentzh merges this patch…

Bratwurst: the wurst possible production DiscourseConnect provider

I felt like making something the other night, so I implemented an DiscourseConnect provider that is useful for development and testing: https://github.com/Supermathie/bratwurst The utility of this is to be able to configure an SSO backend so that you can test out the behaviour of Discourse with different scenarios from an external provider (e.g. “What happens if two users have the same email but different external IDs? What happens if the external ID changes? What happens if two users have the…

Bratwurst: the wurst possible production DiscourseConnect provider

Just adding this here in case someone is in need of yet another example of how to do this in ruby: https://meta.discourse.org/t/official-single-sign-on-for-discourse-sso/13045/372?u=blake https://github.com/oblakeerickson/sso_endpoint

https://github.com/topics/discourse-sso

Si tu sitio web utiliza Ruby y Rails, puedes copiar y pegar el archivo https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/lib/single_sign_on.rb en tu directorio lib para encargarte de toda la parte pesada y luego agregar el controlador y la ruta necesarios.