# passbook Proxy [](https://dev.azure.com/beryjuorg/passbook/_build?definitionId=3)  Reverse Proxy based on [oauth2_proxy](https://github.com/oauth2-proxy/oauth2-proxy), completely managed and monitored by passbook. ## Usage passbook Proxy is built to be configured by passbook itself, hence the only options you can directly give it are connection params. The following environment variable are implemented: `PASSBOOK_HOST`: Full URL to the passbook instance with protocol, i.e. "https://passbook.company.tld" `PASSBOOK_TOKEN`: Token used to authenticate against passbook. This is generated after an Outpost instance is created. `PASSBOOK_INSECURE`: This environment variable can optionally be set to ignore the SSL Certificate of the passbook instance. Applies to both HTTP and WS connections. ## Development passbook Proxy uses an auto-generated API Client to communicate with passbook. This client is not kept in git. To generate the client locally, run `make generate`. Afterwards you can build the proxy like any other Go project, using `go build`.