Developer example

Go sample for practical OIDC web login

Use the Go sample when you want a concise, maintainable server-side integration for standards-based login in internal or member-facing web tools.

Go + net/http Server-side web app / confidential client
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Best for
  • Go teams that want a small, explicit identity integration with little framework overhead.
  • Internal tools and operational web apps that prefer server-side session handling.
  • Products that need a stable auth base before product-specific permissions and profiles are added.
What this sample shows
  • OIDC login flow wiring in a compact Go web application.
  • Callback and logout handling without unnecessary abstraction.
  • A maintainable baseline for teams that value explicit server-side control.
Integration model

Use a small Go stack without shrinking the identity model

This sample keeps the Go integration minimal but standards-based. It gives you a clear web-login pattern without pretending the whole product identity model should live inside a small code example. Start with login here, then extend profiles, permissions, or delegated handling only where the product requires it.

These pages explain the sample on Tuurio's domain. GitHub remains the code host.

Stack
Go + net/http
Pattern
Server-side web app / confidential client
Source code auth_samples_go