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@easecation/iam-client

v1.5.9

Published

IAM V2 client library for EaseCation services

Readme

@easecation/iam-client

IAM V2 client library for EaseCation services. Provides an API wrapper and an Express middleware for validating RS256 access tokens against IAM.

Install

yarn add @easecation/iam-client

Quick Start

import { IamClient } from '@easecation/iam-client';

const client = new IamClient({
  iamBaseUrl: 'http://localhost:8401',
  clientId: '10007',
  clientSecret: 'YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET',
});

// Exchange OAuth code for access + refresh tokens
const tokens = await client.exchangeOAuthCode(code, redirectUri);

// Verify access token and fetch permissions
const verify = await client.verifyToken(tokens.access_token);

// Fetch profile + user_data (batch)
const bootstrap = await client.getUserBootstrap(tokens.access_token, [
  'group',
  'ECID',
  'serverAdmin',
  'serverAdminDue',
]);

// HR helper
const hrBootstrap = await client.getHrBootstrapData(tokens.access_token);

// Open V2 Data API with a pre-provisioned API key only.
// This does not require clientId/clientSecret or app_session.
const apiKeyOnlyClient = new IamClient({
  iamBaseUrl: 'http://localhost:8401',
  apiKey: 'ec_xxx',
});
const feishuUsers = await apiKeyOnlyClient.requestOpenV2Data('/feishu/batch', {
  body: { uids: [123] },
});

// Or override the API key for one request.
const permissionUsers = await client.requestOpenV2Data('/permission/user', {
  apiKey: 'ec_xxx',
  body: { permission_code: '5#sen.admin' },
});

// Parameterized reverse lookup for a registered data type owned by this app.
const channelUsers = await client.searchUserData({
  data_code: 'channel_ids',
  filter: { path: '$', operator: 'array_contains', value: '频道B' },
});

// Resolve a tenant-scoped Feishu identity to open_id and IAM uid.
const identities = await client.resolveFeishuIdentities({
  identities: [{ user_id: 'tenant_user_id', organization: '宁波易什' }],
});

// Read Feishu avatar URLs by IAM uid. IAM owns the Feishu credentials and
// transparently refreshes its persistent cache.
const avatars = await client.getFeishuAvatars({ uids: [123, 456] });
const preferredAvatar = avatars.data.data?.avatars[0]?.avatar?.avatar_240;

// Legacy V1 (callback verify)
const valid = await client.verifyIamCallbackToken(iamToken);

// Run downstream calls with a cached app API key.
// If the callback throws a 401-style error, IAM refreshes the key and retries once.
const player = await client.withAppApiKey(async (apiKey) => {
  const response = await fetch('https://api.example.test/players/info?displayName=Steve', {
    headers: { 'X-API-Key': apiKey },
  });
  if (response.status === 401) throw { status: 401 };
  if (!response.ok) throw new Error(`Downstream failed: ${response.status}`);
  return response.json();
});

// Use requestWithAppApiKey when the current business flow depends on the response.
const requiredResponse = await client.requestWithAppApiKey({
  url: 'https://msg-api.example.test/sendmsg',
  method: 'POST',
  data: { message: 'important result' },
});

// Use dispatchWithAppApiKey when the response is optional. It uses the same
// API key injection and one-time 401 refresh, but does not block this flow.
const dispatched = client.dispatchWithAppApiKey(
  {
    url: 'https://msg-api.example.test/sendmsg',
    method: 'POST',
    data: { message: 'optional result' },
  },
  {
    onResult: result => {
      if (result.status === 'fulfilled') {
        console.log(result.response.status);
      }
    },
  },
);

// Observation is optional and process-local. A callback registered after the
// response arrives runs immediately.
client.getAppApiKeyDispatch(dispatched.requestId)?.onResult(result => {
  console.log(result.status);
});
const optionalResult = dispatched.getResult();

// Business delegation: app A calls app B as an authorized user without seeing
// the user's own API key. IAM returns a short-lived user API key for app B.
// Requirements:
// 1. User OAuth-authorized app A with scope "<targetAppId>.permission".
// 2. App B granted app A scope "iam.business.delegate" in App Grants.
const me = await client.requestWithDelegatedUserApiKey({
  apiKey: 'ec_app_key_for_app_a', // optional; omit to use config.apiKey/getAppApiKey()
  userId: 123,
  targetApplicationId: 5,
  url: 'https://ecapi.example.test/users/me',
});

Required vs Optional Results

Choose between the two app API key request methods based on whether the response is required by the current business flow, not based on request duration:

  • requestWithAppApiKey() returns a rejecting promise for normal request/response control flow. Its default timeout is the client's timeoutMs.
  • dispatchWithAppApiKey() returns immediately with an AppApiKeyDispatch. Its default Axios timeout is 0, and failures are captured as a rejected dispatch result instead of becoming unhandled promise rejections.

Both methods share the same implementation for API key resolution, X-Api-Key injection, successful GET caching, and one-time automatic key refresh after a downstream 401.

A dispatch exposes getResult(), waitForResult(), and onResult(). Settled results are retained only in the current process, for 5 minutes and up to 100 results by default. Configure these limits with appApiKeyDispatchResultRetentionMs and appApiKeyDispatchMaxRetainedResults. FC instance recycling discards all dispatch references and results.

Express Middleware

import express from 'express';
import { IamClient, createIamAuthMiddleware } from '@easecation/iam-client';

const client = new IamClient({
  iamBaseUrl: 'http://localhost:8401',
  clientId: '10007',
  clientSecret: 'YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET',
});

const iamAuth = createIamAuthMiddleware(client);

const router = express.Router();
router.get('/profile', iamAuth(), (req, res) => {
  const iamReq = req as any;
  res.json({ uid: iamReq.iamUid, permissions: iamReq.iamPermissions });
});

router.post('/admin', iamAuth(['admin.write']), handler);

API Highlights

  • getAppSessionToken()
  • getAppApiKey(options?)
  • withAppApiKey(callback, options?)
  • requestWithAppApiKey(options)
  • dispatchWithAppApiKey(options, { onResult? })
  • getAppApiKeyDispatch(requestId)
  • getDelegatedUserApiKey(options), getDelegatedUserApiKeyData(options)
  • requestWithDelegatedUserApiKey({ apiKey?, userId, targetApplicationId, url, ... })
  • requestOpenV2Data(path, { apiKey?, body?, params?, method? })
  • searchUserData(request, { apiKey? })
  • resolveFeishuIdentities(request, { apiKey? })
  • getFeishuAvatars(request, { apiKey?, cache? })
  • exchangeOAuthCode(code, redirectUri)
  • verifyToken(accessToken)
  • refreshToken(refreshToken)
  • revokeToken(refreshToken)
  • getUserProfile(accessToken)
  • getUserPermissions(userId, targetApplicationId?)
  • getJwks()

Notes

  • App session authentication uses the X-App-Session-Token header.
  • Verify results are cached locally with a TTL that never exceeds the access token expiration.
  • Concurrent cache misses for the same API key or Open V2 Data request share one IAM call.
  • Concurrent app API key refreshes share one creation request; failed requests are never retained.
  • cache: false continues to bypass both response caching and concurrent-request sharing.