A custom provider for terraform.

1. Download the latest release for your platform
2. rename the file to terraform-provider-auth0
3. Copy the file to the same directory as terraform dirname $(which terraform) is installed

Provides an auth0 client

provider "auth0" {
    domain = "abc.eu.auth0.com"
    client_id = "<CLIENT_ID>"
    client_secret = "<CLIENT_SECRET>"
}

resource "auth0_client" "test-client" {
    name = "p-test-dev2"
    is_token_endpoint_ip_header_trusted = true
    is_first_party = false
    description = ""
    cross_origin_auth = false
    sso = true
    token_endpoint_auth_method = "client_secret_post"
    grant_types = [ "authorization_code", "implicit", "refresh_token", "client_credentials" ]
    app_type = "non_interactive"
    custom_login_page_on = true
}

The output will look like this:

resource.auth0_client.test-client.client_id = "generated_client_id"
resource.auth0_client.test-client.client_secret = "generated_client_secret"

Arguments have the same names as provided in Auth0 Management API documentation (https://auth0.com/docs/api/management/v2#!/Clients).

The provider itself requires 3 parameters:

• domain - The provided domain for the Auth0 account
• client_id - The client ID for the Application
• client_secret - The client secret for the Applicaton.

You can consult the Auth0 Documentation for steps on creating a Machine-to-Machine Application in your Auth0 tenant with access to its Auth0 Management API.

Optionally, you may also manually specify a token using the access_token parameter:

provider "auth0" {
    domain = "abc.eu.auth0.com"
    access_token = "<ACCESS_TOKEN>"
}

When you do this, the provider will not request a token on your behalf.

• client_id - The client ID of the new client
• client_secret - The client secret of the new client

go get github.com/dnna/terraform-provider-auth0
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/dnna/terraform-provider-auth0
go get ./...
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