Intuit SAML
Allows a ruby-based web site to federate with the Intuit Parter Platform (more information available at ipp.developer.intuit.com/ipp/federated) and work with Intuit’s single sign-on solution.
Description
In order to federate a web application with Intuit’s cloud environment, the Intuit Partner Platform, the app needs to provide a SAML gateway to handle incoming SAML responses from Intuit’s outgoing SAML gateway.
Install
gem install intuit-saml
Source
The source is available via SVN at the Intuit open source repository. It may be hosted on Github in the future– check back for more information as we continue development.
Dependencies
Due to issues with the older openssl lib, intuit-saml requires Ruby 1.8.7.
Creating a SAML Gateway
Below are the general steps to using this gem to create your own SAML gateway so that you can federate with Intuit’s cloud services and get access to user and company information. Please note that currently this library is targeted ONLY at providing SAML response decryption and unpacking. It does not currently provide model access to any of the IPP data, nor does it automate integration with your particular user authentication/authorization system.
Summary
Once the gem is installed, you will have access to an Intuit::Saml class. Use this class to decrypt the SAML Response from the Intuit outgoing gateway; inside you will find a ticket
and an application_destination_url
. You can use the ticket to call back into IPP and retrieve information about the user and their company.
Contributions
Please consider joining the Intuit Open Source community at code.intuit.com to submit patches and enhancements for this gem.
Authors
intuit-saml was originally written by Nathan Smith. Other contributors include:
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Zachery Moneypenny
License
This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0 which accompanies this distribution, and is available at www.opensource.org/licenses/eclipse-1.0.php. See accompanying LICENSE file for more information.