When using keycloak-connect, a "kauth" object was available on the request object that included all sorts of useful information, including any custom user attributes that were mapped to the access token (kauth.grant.access_token). What would be the equivalent when using passport/openid?
I haven't used kauth before but can see how it would be useful. I had a look at the request object returned by passport/openid I couldn't see an equivalent to grant.access_token in the request. So as far as I can see there is no equivalent to kauth.grant.access_token.
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When using keycloak-connect, a "kauth" object was available on the request object that included all sorts of useful information, including any custom user attributes that were mapped to the access token (kauth.grant.access_token). What would be the equivalent when using passport/openid?
I haven't used
kauthbefore but can see how it would be useful. I had a look at the request object returned by passport/openid I couldn't see an equivalent togrant.access_tokenin the request. So as far as I can see there is no equivalent tokauth.grant.access_token.