DigitalOcean's Omniauth strategy

This is the official Ruby OmniAuth strategy for authenticating to DigitalOcean.

Before you can start developing your API client for DigitalOcean, you need to create an application on your account and copy the application id and secret.

Add the strategy to your Gemfile:

gem 'omniauth-digitalocean'

And bundle.

You can integrate the strategy into your middleware in a config.ru:

use OmniAuth::Builder do
  provider :digitalocean, SETTINGS['CLIENT_ID'], SETTINGS['CLIENT_SECRET'], scope: "read write"
end

If you're using Rails, you'll want to add to the middleware stack:

Rails.application.config.middleware.use OmniAuth::Builder do
  provider :digitalocean, SETTINGS['CLIENT_ID'], SETTINGS['CLIENT_SECRET'], scope: "read write"
end

• The scope needs to be separated by space and not comma: "read write" instead of "read,write" !

For additional information, refer to the OmniAuth wiki.

See the example Sinatra app for full examples

The following information is provided in the auth hash accessible to the callback at request.env["omniauth.auth"]:

• provider - The OmniAuth provider, i.e. digitalocean
• uid - The UUID of the authenticating user
• info - A hash containing information about the user
  • uuid - The UUID of the authenticating user
  • name - The user's display name
  • email - The e-mail of the authenticating user
  • team_uuid - The UUID of the team when authenticated in a team context
  • team_name - The team's display name when authenticated in a team context
• credentials - A hash containing authentication information
  • token - The DigitalOcean OAuth access token
  • refresh_token - A refresh token that can be exchanged for a new OAuth access token
  • expires - Boolean indicating whether the access token has an expiry date
  • expires_at - Timestamp of the expiry time
• extra - Contains extra information returned from the /v2/account endpoint of the DigitalOcean API.
  • droplet_limit - The total number of Droplets current user or team may have active at one time
  • floating_ip_limit - The total number of Floating IPs the current user or team may have
  • email - The email address for the current user
  • uuid - The UUID for the current user.
  • email_verified - If true, the user has verified their account via email
  • status - This value is one of active, warning, or locked
  • status_message - A human-readable message giving more details about the status of the account

omniauth-digitalocean is released under the MIT License.