dbx-tools-databricks-auth

Databricks OAuth library with U2M browser login and M2M client credentials. It owns Databricks profile resolution and endpoint policy, and delegates OAuth, token lifecycle, storage, and locking to dbx-tools-auth.

The crate exports UniFFI bindings consumed by @dbx-tools/databricks-auth and dbx-tools-databricks-auth. The dbx auth command uses the Node bindings.

DatabricksAuthOptions.auth embeds the shared dbx_tools_auth::AuthOptions record. See shared options and provider implementations for defaults. Rust AuthClient implements the shared AuthSession trait; import the trait to call lifecycle methods such as token, login, and logout.

DatabricksAuthOptions.prefer_user_to_machine defaults to true. An implicitly selected M2M profile uses the unique U2M profile for the same host when one exists. A profile selected by option or DATABRICKS_CONFIG_PROFILE is never remapped. A profile with both client ID and secret uses M2M even when auth_type is absent. Set the preference to false to disable implicit profile remapping.

Profile configuration is parsed once per absolute file path and cached for the process lifetime. Loaded profiles, missing files, and parse failures all reuse the cached result, so constructing multiple clients does not repeatedly access the profile file.

M2M follows the Databricks OAuth request shape: HTTP Basic client authentication, grant_type=client_credentials, sorted scopes with all-apis as the default, account/workspace token endpoint resolution, and optional assume_group. Access tokens use the same persistent stores, check-lock-check refresh, and storage-adapter locks as U2M.

Outside a Databricks App, automatic U2M checks databricks auth --help once per process. When available, refresh uses databricks auth token --profile <name>; otherwise the native file-backed flow uses ~/.databricks/token-cache.json. Inside a Databricks App, automatic storage resolves to memory and does not invoke the CLI. Explicit file, memory, and custom storage selections retain their requested behavior. M2M always uses its native client-credentials flow. U2M uses the CLI profile key, while M2M uses a distinct identity-and-scope key. Shared App detection and CLI process access come from dbx-tools-databricks.

The browser callback uses OAuthTemplate to build a self-contained HTML page with dbx tools colors and typography. Its image source accepts a URL or data URI. The shared auth crate includes copies of the root brand.yaml and light logo, embeds the logo as a data URI, and reads its fallback text, colors, and typography from the copied YAML. Set AuthOptions.callback_image_src, or construct an OAuthTemplate and pass it through OAuthFlow::with_template, to use another image.

See the workspace README for package guidance.