Basic SCIM Server based on Okta's Example at https://github.com/oktadeveloper/okta-scim-beta
It should be as simple as running python scim-server-sigsci.py
There are self signed certs that you can use for testing but I recommend creating your own or using real certs...
I have setup the server to use Three headers for authentication. These values are effectively passed on to the SigSci API.
Headers
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| x-api-user | This is the username to authenticate to Sigsci with i.e. user@domain.com
|
| x-api-token | API Token of the API User for authentication |
| x-api-corp | API Name for your corp |
The Scim server supports the following methods:
| Method | Path | Function |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /scim/v2/Users | Get all users in Signal Sciences. With how the SigSci API works there is one call two get the basic list and then for every user a call to get the site memberships. So if you have 10 users that would be 11 API Calls |
| POST | /scim/v2/Users | This will create a new user |
| GET | /scim/v2/Users/<user_id> | This will get the details for that specific user, returns 404 if not created |
| PATCH | /scim/v2/Users/<user_id> | This will update a user, with the SigSci API only the role and sites are updatable, everything else cannot be changed |
| PUT | /scim/v2/Users/<user_id> | Due to the previously mentioned contstraints on updating a user, put will actually DELETE the user. There is no way to mark as inactive in SigSci |
