Expand description
Getting a bearer token for an MCP server.
OAuthAuthorizer runs the flow the authorization page lays out, from the
401 to the token, and hands the transport a BearerAuth to ask:
challenge → protected resource metadata → authorization server metadata
→ client registration → authorization (PKCE, resource, scope, state)
→ callback checks (state, iss) → token request → bearerEach arrow is a decision the sibling modules already make (discovery,
metadata, registration, client, callback, redeem, flow); this
module is the order they run in and the state that survives between runs —
the token, the scopes already granted, and the clients registered, each
filed under the issuer that issued it.
https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2026-07-28/basic/authorization
§What it will not do
Fetch an arbitrary URL on its own say-so. It reads the documents the
protocol names, from the places the protocol names them, and nothing a
response invents beyond that: a resource-metadata URL from a 401 is
followed because the specification says to, and the authorization server it
leads to is the one the resource metadata lists.
Structs§
- OAuth
Authorizer - Runs the authorization flow and remembers its result.
- OAuth
Config - What the flow is told about this client and this server.
- PreRegistered
- Credentials issued to this client ahead of time.
Enums§
- Authorize
Error - Why a token could not be obtained.