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@anephenix/auth

v0.0.6

Published

An authentication library for apps.

Readme

Auth

An authentication library for apps.

Node.js CI

Install

npm i @anephenix/auth

Usage

If you have a fastify app, you can attach it as a plugin.

import fastify from 'fastify';
import User from './models/User';
import auth from '@anephenix/auth';

const app = fastify({ logger: false });

app.register(auth, {
	model: User,
});

Is this enough? For it to work, we'd need for the User model:

  • to have the method to perform the act of encrypting the password
  • to have the required fields for looking up the username/email and then the hashed password to lookup
  • to have a method to find the User and verify the password is correct

We would also need to work out how sessions are created/retrieved/stored

  • What is used to create the session, a Redis instance for example?
  • What is used to retrive the session

Therefore, we would we need to:

  • Generate a migration to add those fields to the model, and run that
  • Attach functions to the model to handle hashing the password when the user is created and updated
  • Attach a function tot he mdoel to handle verifying that the user is found and authenticated when they provide the correct password, or not

And this is just for the simple username/password setup. It does not take into consideration the other options:

  • Using MFA for the user (so that a compromised password or reset-password method alone cannot be used to get access into the system)
  • Using a magic link sent to the email address for logging in instead.

These are details that will emerge once we get into the details of implementing this system

Worth looking at NOTES.md for more information on how to get the plugin working as expected.