This is a sample Fusio consumer application which provides a basic account page to grant apps access to your account and to manage basic account data and app grants/credentials. More information about Fusio at https://fusio-project.org
The app must know the API endpoint of Fusio. If not provided it tries to guess
the correct endpoint url. If this does not work you can set the correct
url at the /index.html
file i.e.:
var fusioUrl = 'http://api.acme/';
At the /auth endpoint the user can authorize new apps. The OAuth2 specification
states that the Redirection Endpoint
URL must not contain a fragment
component. Because of that we need to configure the Html5Mode so that we can
use clean urls i.e.:
/auth?response_type=code&client_id=afd389ff-3a3f-45d9-8ccc-c6574380f3da&scope=authorization,consumer
To correctly configure the html 5 mode you have to set a correct base tag in the
/index.html
file. Also you have to configure the webserver so that all
requests are redirected to the index.html. I.e. for Apache you could use the
following htaccess directives:
DirectoryIndex index.html
FallbackResource /consumer/index.html
The docs/
folder contains example content which should help your users to get
started with the API. You need to adjust the content accodring to your use case.
It is also easy possible to extend the documentation menu with new entries,
therefor you only need to extend the setDocumentationMenu
Method call at the
index.html
with new entries.
fusioProvider.setDocumentationMenu({
'Overview': {
'Getting started': 'bootstrap',
'API': 'api',
'Authorization': 'authorization',
'Support': 'support'
}
});
The app will then try to load the fitting html files from the docs/
folder.