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    Interface PublicAuthProviderInfo

    The PUBLIC description of one authentication provider, as published by the server's unauthenticated catalog endpoint (GET /auth/providers) and consumed by the browser before any user is signed in.

    This type is the trust boundary made explicit. It contains ONLY fields that are safe for an anonymous caller to read — the same values a single-provider SPA already had compiled into its environment.ts. It intentionally has no ID, no credentialID, and no server-side configuration, so a provider row cannot leak secret material by being published.

    AuthProviderConfig for the richer SERVER-side config used to validate tokens.

    interface PublicAuthProviderInfo {
        clientConfiguration?: PublicAuthProviderClientConfig;
        clientId?: string;
        displayName: string;
        domain?: string;
        driverClass: string;
        icon?: string;
        isDefault: boolean;
        issuer?: string;
        name: string;
        scopes?: string[];
        sequence: number;
    }
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    clientConfiguration? clientId? displayName domain? driverClass icon? isDefault issuer? name scopes? sequence

    Properties

    clientConfiguration?: PublicAuthProviderClientConfig

    Driver-specific browser settings (redirect URI, API hostname, region, ...).

    clientId?: string

    Public OAuth client ID.

    displayName: string

    Label for the login button (rendered as "Continue with {displayName}"). The server falls back to name when the row has no DisplayName.

    domain?: string

    Provider domain (e.g. an Auth0/Okta tenant domain).

    driverClass: string

    ClassFactory resolution key. The browser resolves its MJAuthBase subclass from this key exactly as the server resolves its BaseAuthProvider subclass, so a driver ships as a server/browser pair under one name.

    icon?: string

    Font Awesome class or known brand-logo key for the button's icon chip.

    isDefault: boolean

    True when this provider is pre-highlighted, and used directly when it is the only one.

    issuer?: string

    Expected token issuer.

    name: string

    Unique provider name — matches the name the server registered with AuthProviderFactory, and is what the browser persists when a user picks a provider from the login picker.

    scopes?: string[]

    OAuth scopes to request, already parsed. The server splits the row's delimited Scopes column once at the trust boundary, so every consumer — the browser drivers hand this straight to SDK config typed string[] — receives ready-to-use values instead of re-deriving the delimiter convention.

    sequence: number

    Ascending sort order within the picker.

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