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tba-app-backend-public
Public OAuth/OIDC and white-label login API front door.
Surface
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Product surface | public-app |
| Intended UIX | @tba/ui-public |
| Exposes | Login, authorize, token, logout, registration, discovery, JWKS, and public OAuth/OIDC helpers |
| Excludes | /admin/*, /rpc, diagnostics, tenant lifecycle administration |
Entrypoint
from tba_app_backend_public import app, build_app
Docker dev deployment
From the repository root:
docker compose -f docker/docker-compose.public-app.yml up -d --build
The dev deployment publishes the public API on http://localhost:8013.
It runs the production profile with TLS disabled for local development so
registration, login, authorization, token, discovery, and JWKS routes are
available on the same localhost issuer.
Useful checks:
curl http://localhost:8013/.well-known/openid-configuration
curl http://localhost:8013/.well-known/jwks.json
curl -i http://localhost:8013/tenant
curl -i http://localhost:8013/diagnostics
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