static TestUtilities()
{
#pragma warning disable 618
IPublicKeyDataProvider publicKeyDataProvider = new InMemoryPublicKeyDataProvider();
#pragma warning restore 618
m_signer = EcDsaTokenSignerFactory
.Create(publicKeyDataProvider, EcDsaTokenSignerFactory.Curve.P256);
IAccessTokenValidator accessTokenValidator = AccessTokenValidatorFactory
.CreateLocalValidator(publicKeyDataProvider);
RequestAuthenticator = RequestAuthenticatorFactory.Create(accessTokenValidator);
}
IRequestAuthenticator IFactory <IRequestAuthenticator> .Create()
{
// TODO:
// - This blocking sucks but will disappear once IConfigViewer is taken rather than the actual endpoint
// - We need these classes from the auth library to behave like singletons but get the auth endpoint dynamically from IConfigViewer
// - This config should usually be fetched as a tenant config... when we support non-tenant access tokens we can switch config type inside the auth library
ConfigValue <Uri> authEndpoint = m_configViewer
.GetGlobalAsync <Uri>(Constants.Configs.AUTH_ENDPOINT)
.SafeWait();
var accessTokenValidator = AccessTokenValidatorFactory.CreateRemoteValidator(
new HttpClient(), // TODO: get rid of AccessTokenValidatorFactory (maybe), make AccessTokenValidatorFactory take an IHttpClientFactory
authEndpoint.Value // TODO: AccessTokenValidator should take an IConfigViewer
);
var requestAuthenticator = RequestAuthenticatorFactory.Create(
accessTokenValidator: accessTokenValidator
);
return(requestAuthenticator);
}