- AzAdAccessToken
Get an access token from Azure AD. - AzAppServiceAuthenticationToken
Get an authentication token for Azure App Service - AzCosmosDbAuthZ
Generate a string to be specified in the Authorization header for accessing Cosmos DB. - hmac
Generate a HMAC in the specific hash algorithm with the key and variable name.
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This function gets the access token for the Azure AD application from the Azure AD token endpoint with a password flow.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Azure AD tenant ID | Tenant ID of Azure AD. | Yes |
| Grant type | Only "password" can be used. | Yes |
| Application (Client) ID | The client identifier of Azure AD application. | Yes |
| Client secret | Client secret of Azure AD application. | Yes |
| Username | Access user account name. (ex. name@example.onmicrosoft.com) | Yes |
| Password | Access user password. | Yes |
| Scope | Acess Token Scope. | No |
| Resource | App ID URI of the receiving web service. Valid only for Azure AD version 1. If you omit this, the "Application ID" value is applied. |
No |
| Azure AD version | v2.0 or empty string. | No |
| Azure AD endpoint URI | Specify when using an Azure AD endpoint, such as Azure Government or Azure China. (ex. login.partner.microsoftonline.cn) Or you can use some abbreviations. (us / cn / de) The default is Azure global endpoint. * But I haven't been able to test with Azure Govement, Azure China or Azure Germany, because I don't have subscriptions there. If you use these Azure, I would be happy to have you report your results to here. |
No |
| Name of variable | The name of the variable to set. | No |
${__AzAdAccessToken(example.onmicrosoft.com,password,01234567-89ab-cdef-0123-456789abcdef,TX2********pJ-,[email protected],<PASSWORD>)}
returns eyJ**********yJ9.eyJ**********CJ9.px9**********S5O
- Creating Authorization header for requesting to the Azure App Service with Easy Auth configured.
AzAppServiceAuthenticationToken gets the authentication token that should be specified in X-ZUMO-AUTH when accessing the Easy Auth-rated Azure App Service.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Azure App Service hostname | Your Azure App Service hosname (ex. example.azurewebsites.net, www.example.com) | Yes |
| Provider | Authentication provider. (aad, google, facebook, twitter) | Yes |
| access_token or id_token | Access token (aad, facebook, twitter) or id_token (google) obtained from the provider. | Yes |
| twitter access_token_secret | In the case of twitter, set Access token secret. | No |
| Name of variable | The name of the variable to set. | No |
${__AzAppServiceAuthenticationToken(example.azurewebsites.net,facebook,EAA****WQM)}
${__AzAppServiceAuthenticationToken(www.example.com,twitter,423****o3G,JmG****2V1)}
returns eyJ********lZw
- Creating X-ZUMO-AUTH header for requesting to the Azrue App Service with Easy Auth configured.
AzCosmosDbAuthZ frunction returns a string to be specified in the Authorization header for accessing Cosmos DB.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Cosmosdb Key | Cosmos DB master key | Yes |
| x-ms-date header variable name | Name of variable in which to store for x-ms-date header. | Yes |
| HTTP Request method | The string is the HTTP verb, such as GET, POST, or PUT. | Yes |
| ResourceType | Type of resource that the request is for, Eg. "dbs", "colls", "docs". | Yes |
| ResourceLink | Identity property of the resource that the request is directed at. ResourceLink must maintain its case for the ID of the resource. Example, for a collection it looks like: "dbs/MyDatabase/colls/MyCollection". | Yes |
| TokenVersion | The version of the token.(optinal) currently 1.0. | No |
${__AzCosmosDbAuthZ(dxN************79w==,headers.x-ms-date,GET,docs,dbs/SampleDB/colls/Persons)}
returns type%3Dmaster%26ver%3D1.0%26sig%3DEeW************sW4%3D
headers.x-ms-date=Mon, 07 Sep 2020 00:34:57 GMT
The hmac function returns a HMAC in the specific hash algorithm with the key and variable name.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Algorithm | The algorithm to be used to hash For possible algorithms See Mac in StandardNames
|
Yes |
| String to HMAC | The String that will be HMAC | Yes |
| Private key | Base64 encoded private key to be used for hashing | Yes |
| Name of variable | The name of the variable to set | No |
${__hmac(HmacSHA256,Hello World,SGVsbG8gQXp1cmUh,)}
returns qLGOpn6DRZMiXdjA2RLctf5Ya0ZPtgGP97ZkBkCW3xg=
- Creating Authorization header for requesting to the CosmosDB via REST API