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oidc-provider/schema

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oauthApplication Table Schema

The oauthApplication table contains: id (string, primary key, database ID), clientId (string, unique, identifier for each OAuth client), clientSecret (string, optional, secret key for OAuth client, optional for public clients using PKCE), icon (string, optional), name (string, name of the OAuth client), redirectUrls (string, comma-separated list of redirect URLs), metadata (string, optional, additional metadata), type (string, type of OAuth client like 'web' or 'mobile'), disabled (boolean, optional), userId (string, optional, foreign key to user table with cascade delete), createdAt (Date), updatedAt (Date).

oauthConsent Table Schema

The oauthConsent table contains: id (string, primary key, database ID), userId (string, foreign key to user.id with cascade delete), clientId (string, foreign key to oauthApplication.clientId with cascade delete), scopes (string, comma-separated list of consented scopes), consentGiven (boolean, indicates if consent was given), createdAt (Date), updatedAt (Date).

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