createOAuthApp()

Creates an OAuth app using multipart form fields and returns the created app object.

Usage

The following example shows a basic usage of the backend client from @wacht/nextjs/server.

import { wachtClient } from '@wacht/nextjs/server';export async function createOAuthApp() {  const client = await wachtClient();  return client.oauth.createOAuthApp({    slug: 'my-oauth-app',    name: 'My OAuth App',    fqdn: 'auth.example.com',  });}

Signature

function createOAuthApp(  request: CreateOAuthAppRequest,): Promise<OAuthApp>

CreateOAuthAppRequest

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slug?: string | undefined;

Unique OAuth app slug.

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name?: string | undefined;

OAuth app display name.

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description?: string | undefined;

Optional OAuth app description.

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fqdn?: string | undefined;

OAuth issuer/domain hostname.

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supported_scopes?: string[] | undefined;

Supported scope names for this app.

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allow_dynamic_client_registration?: boolean | undefined;

Allow RFC-style dynamic OAuth client registration.

Return value

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slug?: string | undefined;

Created OAuth app slug.

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name?: string | undefined;

Created OAuth app display name.

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description?: string | undefined;

Created OAuth app description.

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fqdn?: string | undefined;

Created OAuth issuer/domain hostname.

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supported_scopes?: string[] | undefined;

Configured supported scope names.

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allow_dynamic_client_registration?: boolean | undefined;

Whether dynamic registration is enabled.

Behavior

Creates a deployment-scoped OAuth app with the provided identifiers and metadata.
The returned app object is the source of truth for subsequent client and grant operations.

Validation expectations

Use a globally unique slug inside the deployment.
Provide scope names that match your intended consent and permission mapping model.