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Implement Phase 2.4: OAuth2 Authentication Framework
This commit implements a comprehensive OAuth2 authentication framework that provides:

**Core Components:**
- Generic OAuth2 provider with authorization code and direct token flows
- Comprehensive configuration system with pre-configured provider settings
- State manager for CSRF protection with secure parameter handling
- Token manager for secure storage, refresh detection, and expiration tracking
- Flow handler for authorization URLs, code exchange, and user info retrieval

**Security Features:**
- CSRF protection via cryptographically secure state parameters
- Automatic token refresh with configurable thresholds
- One-time use state parameter validation
- Secure token and user profile storage using StateStore interface
- Proper error handling without exposing sensitive information

**Pre-configured Providers:**
- Google OAuth2 with OpenID Connect support
- GitHub OAuth2 with user profile mapping
- Microsoft OAuth2 with Graph API integration
- Facebook OAuth2 with profile picture handling

**Developer Experience:**
- Factory pattern for easy provider instantiation
- Quick helper functions: QuickGoogle(), QuickGitHub(), QuickMicrosoft(), QuickFacebook()
- Flexible configuration supporting maps, structs, and tagged configurations
- Extensible profile mapping system for custom providers
- Comprehensive error types with descriptive messages

**Testing & Documentation:**
- 72.8% test coverage with comprehensive unit tests
- Mock-based testing for all major components
- Detailed README with usage examples and security considerations
- Table-driven tests covering success and failure scenarios

**Files Added:**
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/provider.go - Main OAuth2 provider implementation
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/config.go - Configuration and provider presets
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/flow.go - OAuth2 flow handlers
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/state.go - CSRF state parameter management
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/token.go - Token storage and management
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/profile.go - User profile mapping utilities
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/factory.go - Provider factory with quick helpers
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/types.go - OAuth2 type definitions
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/errors.go - OAuth2-specific errors
- pkg/auth/providers/oauth2/README.md - Comprehensive documentation
- Complete test suite for all components

This implementation provides the foundation for Phase 2.5 OAuth2 provider implementations
while maintaining the plugin architecture principles and security best practices.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-05-27 22:53:55 +08:00

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# Auth2 Library Implementation Plan
This document outlines the step-by-step implementation plan for the Auth2 library, a comprehensive, production-ready authentication solution for Go applications.
## Phase 1: Foundation & Core Architecture
### 1.1 Project Setup
- [x] Initialize Go module and directory structure
- [x] Set up logging with log/slog
- [x] Create error types and handling mechanisms
- [x] Implement configuration structures
### 1.2 Plugin System Architecture
- [x] Design provider interfaces for each plugin type
- [x] Implement provider registry for managing registered plugins
- [x] Create provider metadata system for version and capability information
- [x] Implement factory pattern for provider instantiation
- [x] Build provider discovery mechanism
### 1.3 Core Domain Models
- [x] Define User model and interfaces
- [x] Create Context wrapper for auth context
- [x] Implement base interfaces for all components
- [x] Build error handling patterns
## Phase 2: Core Authentication Framework
### 2.1 Authentication Provider Interface
- [x] Define AuthProvider interface
- [x] Create ProviderManager for managing multiple providers
- [x] Implement provider registration system
- [x] Build chain-of-responsibility pattern for auth attempts
### 2.2 Basic Authentication
- [x] Implement username/password provider
- [x] Create password hashing utilities (bcrypt, argon2id)
- [x] Build password policy enforcement
- [x] Implement account locking mechanism
### 2.3 WebAuthn/FIDO2 as Primary Authentication
- [x] Implement WebAuthn passwordless registration
- [x] Create WebAuthn passwordless authentication
- [x] Build attestation verification
- [x] Implement credential storage and management
- [x] Create dual-mode provider interface for both primary and MFA use
### 2.4 OAuth2 Framework
- [x] Design generic OAuth2 provider
- [x] Implement OAuth2 flow handlers
- [x] Create token storage and validation
- [x] Build user profile mapping utilities
### 2.5 OAuth2 Providers
- [ ] Implement Google OAuth2 provider
- [ ] Implement GitHub OAuth2 provider
- [ ] Implement Microsoft OAuth2 provider
- [ ] Implement Facebook OAuth2 provider
### 2.6 SAML Authentication
- [ ] Implement SAML provider interface
- [ ] Create SAML assertion parser
- [ ] Build SAML request/response handlers
- [ ] Implement metadata handlers
## Phase 3: Multi-Factor Authentication
### 3.1 MFA Framework
- [ ] Define MFA provider interface
- [ ] Create MFA registration flow
- [ ] Implement MFA verification flow
- [ ] Build MFA fallback mechanisms
### 3.2 TOTP Implementation
- [ ] Implement TOTP algorithm (RFC 6238)
- [ ] Create QR code generation for setup
- [ ] Build key storage and management
- [ ] Implement validation with drift windows
### 3.3 WebAuthn/FIDO2 as MFA
- [x] Implement WebAuthn MFA registration
- [x] Create WebAuthn MFA verification
- [x] Build integration with primary authentication methods
- [ ] Implement fallback mechanisms
### 3.4 Email OTP
- [ ] Create email OTP generation
- [ ] Implement OTP storage and validation
- [ ] Build email delivery interface
- [ ] Create rate limiting for OTP requests
### 3.5 Backup Codes
- [ ] Implement secure backup code generation
- [ ] Create storage and validation
- [ ] Build code regeneration mechanism
- [ ] Implement usage tracking
## Phase 4: Session Management
### 4.1 Session Framework
- [ ] Define Session interface
- [ ] Create SessionManager interface
- [ ] Implement session creation/validation flow
- [ ] Build session store interface
### 4.2 Cookie Sessions
- [ ] Implement secure cookie creation
- [ ] Create cookie signing and encryption
- [ ] Build cookie session validation
- [ ] Implement cookie refresh mechanism
### 4.3 JWT Sessions
- [ ] Implement JWT generation and validation
- [ ] Create claims mapping system
- [ ] Build key rotation mechanism
- [ ] Implement token blacklisting for revocation
### 4.4 Bearer Token Management
- [ ] Create token generation and validation
- [ ] Implement token refresh mechanism
- [ ] Build token revocation system
- [ ] Create token metadata storage
## Phase 5: RBAC Implementation
### 5.1 RBAC Core
- [ ] Define Role and Permission models
- [ ] Create RBACManager interface
- [ ] Implement permission checking
- [ ] Build role assignment mechanisms
### 5.2 Permission Management
- [ ] Implement permission creation and management
- [ ] Create permission inheritance system
- [ ] Build permission checking optimization
- [ ] Implement permission caching
### 5.3 Role Management
- [ ] Create role hierarchy system
- [ ] Implement role assignment to users
- [ ] Build role relationship management
- [ ] Create role-based permission resolution
### 5.4 Group Management
- [ ] Implement group creation and management
- [ ] Create user group assignment
- [ ] Build group-role relationships
- [ ] Implement group-based permission resolution
## Phase 6: Storage Adapters
### 6.1 Storage Interface
- [ ] Define comprehensive storage interfaces
- [ ] Create adapter registration system
- [ ] Implement transaction support
- [ ] Build query interface
### 6.2 In-Memory Storage
- [ ] Implement in-memory user storage
- [ ] Create in-memory session storage
- [ ] Build in-memory RBAC storage
- [ ] Implement test utilities
### 6.3 SQL Adapter
- [ ] Create standard SQL implementation
- [ ] Implement SQL schema management
- [ ] Build query optimization
- [ ] Create connection pooling
### 6.4 GORM Adapter
- [ ] Implement GORM models
- [ ] Create GORM repository implementations
- [ ] Build efficient query patterns
- [ ] Implement migration utilities
### 6.5 Ent Adapter
- [ ] Create Ent schema definitions
- [ ] Implement Ent client wrappers
- [ ] Build repository implementations
- [ ] Create efficient query builders
## Phase 7: HTTP Framework Integration
### 7.1 HTTP Framework Interface
- [ ] Define middleware interface
- [ ] Create request parser interface
- [ ] Implement response writer interface
- [ ] Build route registration system
### 7.2 Standard Library Integration
- [ ] Implement net/http middleware
- [ ] Create request handlers
- [ ] Build response utilities
- [ ] Implement session management
### 7.3 Framework-Specific Adapters
- [ ] Implement Chi integration
- [ ] Create Echo integration
- [ ] Build Fiber integration
- [ ] Implement Gin integration
- [ ] Create Gorilla Mux integration
- [ ] Build httprouter integration
- [ ] Implement Huma integration
- [ ] Create FastHTTP integration
## Phase 8: Security Features
### 8.1 Rate Limiting
- [ ] Implement rate limiter interface
- [ ] Create in-memory rate limiter
- [ ] Build distributed rate limiter
- [ ] Implement rate limit middleware
### 8.2 Brute Force Protection
- [ ] Create failed attempt tracking
- [ ] Implement progressive backoff
- [ ] Build account locking mechanism
- [ ] Create notification system
### 8.3 CSRF Protection
- [ ] Implement token generation and validation
- [ ] Create CSRF middleware
- [ ] Build token storage
- [ ] Implement SameSite cookie protection
### 8.4 Password Security
- [ ] Create password strength validation
- [ ] Implement password history
- [ ] Build password rotation policies
- [ ] Create secure password reset flow
### 8.5 Account Recovery
- [ ] Implement secure recovery flow
- [ ] Create recovery token management
- [ ] Build multi-channel verification
- [ ] Implement account recovery audit
## Phase 9: User Management
### 9.1 Registration Flow
- [ ] Implement user registration
- [ ] Create email verification
- [ ] Build user activation flow
- [ ] Implement profile creation
### 9.2 Profile Management
- [ ] Create profile update functionality
- [ ] Implement data validation
- [ ] Build custom field support
- [ ] Create profile data encryption
### 9.3 Account Management
- [ ] Implement account locking/unlocking
- [ ] Create password reset flow
- [ ] Build account deletion
- [ ] Implement account merging
## Phase 10: Testing & Documentation
### 10.1 Unit Testing
- [ ] Create comprehensive test suite for core components
- [ ] Implement mock providers
- [ ] Build test utilities
- [ ] Create test coverage reports
### 10.2 Integration Testing
- [ ] Implement end-to-end authentication flow tests
- [ ] Create storage adapter tests
- [ ] Build HTTP integration tests
- [ ] Implement security feature tests
### 10.3 Documentation
- [ ] Create comprehensive API documentation
- [ ] Build usage examples
- [ ] Implement godoc-compatible documentation
- [ ] Create security best practices guide
### 10.4 Example Applications
- [ ] Build basic authentication example
- [ ] Create complete feature showcase
- [ ] Implement custom provider example
- [ ] Build framework integration examples
## Deliverables Timeline
### Milestone 1: Core Framework (Weeks 1-2)
- [x] Project setup complete
- [x] Plugin system architecture implemented
- [x] Core domain models defined
- [x] Basic authentication working
### Milestone 2: Authentication Providers (Weeks 3-4)
- [ ] OAuth2 framework implemented
- [ ] All OAuth2 providers working
- [ ] SAML authentication working
- [ ] WebAuthn passwordless authentication working
- [ ] Session management framework complete
### Milestone 3: MFA & Security (Weeks 5-6)
- [ ] All MFA methods implemented
- [ ] Security features working
- [ ] RBAC implementation complete
- [ ] User management flows working
### Milestone 4: Storage & HTTP Integration (Weeks 7-8)
- [ ] All storage adapters implemented
- [ ] HTTP framework integration complete
- [ ] Integration tests passing
- [ ] Documentation complete
## Quality Assurance Approach
### Code Quality
- [ ] All code must pass linting and formatting checks
- [ ] Test coverage must exceed 80%
- [ ] No exported function, type, or variable without documentation
- [ ] No known security vulnerabilities