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@authup/server-console-kit

v1.0.0-beta.66

Published

The page-serving mechanism every authup console service shares: html shell stamping, security headers, asset rebasing and the template splice.

Readme

@authup/server-console-kit

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The page-serving mechanism every authup console service shares.

A console service turns a built console bundle into an HTTP response, and the steps are the same whichever console it serves: read the shared locale / color-mode cookies, stamp them onto the shell, splice the rendered markup or the runtime config into the template, rebase the asset URLs when authup is served under a sub-path, and set the security headers a login surface needs.

This package owns those steps so no two services can spell them differently. replaceTemplateMarker in particular is what defends the $'-expansion trap: a string replacement re-interprets $&, $`, $' and $$ in the value, and the values spliced into a console shell carry raw request input. It must exist exactly once.

Installation

npm install @authup/server-console-kit --save

Usage

import {
    applyUIPageHeaders,
    readUIClientPreferences,
    rebaseAssetURLs,
    replaceTemplateMarker,
    stampHtmlAttributes,
} from '@authup/server-console-kit';

const preferences = readUIClientPreferences(event);

let body = replaceTemplateMarker(template, '<!--app-html-->', appHtml);
body = stampHtmlAttributes(body, preferences);
body = rebaseAssetURLs(body, basePath, '/console/auth/');

applyUIPageHeaders(event);

License

Made with 💚

Published under Apache-2.0 License.