gcp-oidc 0.0.12
Generate OIDC tokens for GCP Service accounts.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# gcp-oidc

Generate OpenID Connect tokens for GCP service accounts

## **About**

This library is a wrapper around the google-cloud-iam client library. It's primary function is to support automatically refreshing an expired id token.

## **How it Works**

Two identities are involved in generating an id token:
the caller, and the client service account for whom the credential is created. The caller is responsible for requesting a token from Google for the client service account.

The caller is a Google service account that's derived from the `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` environment variable. Alternatively, the caller can be explicitly set through the client constructor by specifying a path to a service account file.

The client service account (for whom the credential is created) is automatically set to the caller service account if not explicitly provided.

**The caller must have the `serviceAccountTokenCreator` role on the client service account in order to generate an id token for that account.**


## **Examples**

Install the package

    pip install gcp-oidc



Generate an id token for the default service account.

    
    from oidcutils import GCPOIDCClient
    
    # Instantiate a OIDC client object and generate a token.
    # Hang on to the client instance for future invocations.
    # Any subsequent calls to get_id_token() will automatically 
    # refresh the token if the token has expired.
    client = GCPOIDCClient()
    token = client.get_id_token()
 

Generate an id token for a specific client service account when you know the client service account email address.

    
    from oidcutils import GCPOIDCClient
    
    options = {
        'debug': True,
	    'client_service_account_email': 'my-service-123@mygcproject.iam.gserviceaccount.com'
    }
    client = GCPOIDCClient(options)
    token = client.get_id_token()


Generate an id token for a specific client service account when you have a client service account JSON key file.

     
    from oidcutils import GCPOIDCClient
    
    options = {
        'debug': True,
	    'client_service_account_file': '/path_to_service_account_file.json'
    }
    client = GCPOIDCClient(options)
    token = client.get_id_token()

Generate an id token for a specific client service account using a specific caller.

   
    from oidcutils import GCPOIDCClient

    options = {
        'debug': True,
        'caller_service_account_file': '/path_to_caller_service_account_file.json'
	    'client_service_account_email': 'my-service-123@mygcproject.iam.gserviceaccount.com'
    }
    client = GCPOIDCClient(options)
    token = client.get_id_token()


## Client Methods and Properties
   
   
|  Property| Description  |
|--|--|
| expiry | Date time when the token expires |
| audience | The configured JWT audience claim |
| client_email | The client email address |

--

| Method | Description  |
|--|--|
| refresh_id_token(options)| Forces a token refresh. Takes an optional dict positional parameter. '**service_account_id**' and '**audience**' keys can be provided values. Return nothing.  |
| get_id_token()| Returns a valid id token |