Sandbox environment
Endpoints, the test TrustMe app and scenarios to simulate.
The sandbox is dedicated to tests by Relying Parties and identity providers. No production data flows through it.
Endpoints
| URL | |
|---|---|
| Discovery | https://oidc-sandbox.a3bc.io/.well-known/openid-configuration |
| Authorization | https://oidc-sandbox.a3bc.io/oauth2/auth |
| Token | https://oidc-sandbox.a3bc.io/oauth2/token |
Depending on your library, you provide the discovery (OIDC library) or the auth and token endpoints (OAuth 2.0 library).
The TrustMe sandbox app
To test with TrustMe, A3BC lets you create and manage your own users. There is no release dedicated to OIDC testing: you are considered an A3BC beta tester.
- Give the email address of each tester and their platform, in the access request.
- Each tester receives an invitation to accept. It contains links to download the “tester” app (Firebase on Android, TestFlight on iOS), which then gives access to the latest TrustMe sandbox app. See Install the test app.
Simulating an expired resident permit
In the TrustMe Sandbox simulator, in addition to the usual personal data, enter:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Type of document | resident permit |
| Issuing country | FRA |
| Error code | 62101 (resident permit expired, no other issue with the document) |
You then get the receipt metadata in the document API.