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@conga/bass-express-session

v1.0.5

Published

Session module for express-session, using the Bass ODM as a session store.

Downloads

12

Readme

@conga/bass-express-session

The Bass ODM session store for the express-session module

Usage:

const session = require('express-session');
const BassSession = require('@conga/bass-express-session')(session);
 
/* ... initialize express app, etc. ... */
 
app.use(session({
    secret: 'secret-key',
 
    store: new BassSession({
        ttl: seconds,                   // time to live, in seconds (optional)
        bass: bassReference,            // bass instance or bass.createSession() instance
        manager: 'bass-manager-name',   // the bass manager name to use
        document: 'MappedDocument',     // the name of the mapped document to use for your session data
        expireField: 'expiresAtField',  // the field that holds the expiration data (if ttl is specified)
        dataField: 'dataField',         // the field that holds all the session data 
        sidField: 'sessionIdField'      // the field that holds the session id
    })
});

@conga/framework-session

You can use this together with @conga/framework-session by changing your session's store module and options configuration:

# app/config/config.yml

session:

    store:

        # point the sore module to "bass-express-session"
        module: "@conga/bass-express-session"
 
        # configure the options
        options:
            ttl: 300                            # time to live, in seconds
            bass: ${bass.listener::getBass}     # reference to the bass service (or bass.createSession() instance)
            manager: session.manager            # the bass manager to use
            document: Session                   # the document used for sessions
            expireField: expiresAt              # the field in the document that contains the expiration date
            dataField: data                     # the field that holds all the session data

Install With NPM

You can install with NPM via npm install @conga/bass-express-session