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@gerysk/ltijs-sequelize

v1.0.3

Published

Ltijs Sequelize Database Plugin

Readme

Introduction

This package allows Ltijs to work with the databases supported by Sequelize. This is a forked package that fixes some critical issues from the original. It is meant for personal use. Feel free to use/fork but don't expect a lot of maintenance.

Tested with:

| Database | Tested | | --------- | - | | MySQL | ✔️ | | PostgreSQL | | | MariaDB | |

Usage

Setup the plugin just like you would a Sequelize instance.

  • database - Database name.
  • user - Database user.
  • pass - Database password.
  • options - Options as defined in the Sequelize constructor documentation. host and dialect fields are required.
    • host - Database host.
    • dialect - One of mysql, mariadb, postgres, mssql.
    • setup - Set false to skip database and cronjob setup. default: true
const path = require('path')

// Require Provider 
const lti = require('ltijs').Provider
const Database = require('ltijs-sequelize')

// Setup ltijs-sequelize using the same arguments as Sequelize's generic contructor
const db = new Database('database', 'user', 'password', 
  { 
    host: 'localhost',
    dialect: 'mysql',
    logging: false
  })

// Setup provider
lti.setup('LTIKEY', // Key used to sign cookies and tokens
  { 
    plugin: db // Passing db object to plugin field
  },
  { // Options
    appRoute: '/', loginRoute: '/login', // Optionally, specify some of the reserved routes
    cookies: {
      secure: false, // Set secure to true if the testing platform is in a different domain and https is being used
      sameSite: '' // Set sameSite to 'None' if the testing platform is in a different domain and https is being used
    },
    devMode: false // Set DevMode to true if the testing platform is in a different domain and https is not being used
  }
)

// Set lti launch callback
lti.onConnect((token, req, res) => {
  console.log(token)
  return res.send('It\'s alive!')
})

const setup = async () => {
  // Deploy server and open connection to the database
  await lti.deploy({ port: 3000 }) // Specifying port. Defaults to 3000

  // Register platform
  await lti.registerPlatform({
    url: 'https://platform.url',
    name: 'Platform Name',
    clientId: 'TOOLCLIENTID',
    authenticationEndpoint: 'https://platform.url/auth',
    accesstokenEndpoint: 'https://platform.url/token',
    authConfig: { method: 'JWK_SET', key: 'https://platform.url/keyset' }
  })
}

setup()

License

APACHE2 License