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@growsari/machine-auth

v0.0.3

Published

Utilize the IAM service to verify the validity and permission of a token.

Downloads

37

Readme

Machine Auth

This package checks the validity and permission of a JSON Web Token using the keys provided by the IAM service.

Usage

This package uses the asynchronous invoke-lambda function. You might need to call it within an async-await function.

const validate = require('@growsari/machine-auth')

const sampleFunction = async (token) => {
  const claims = await validate(token, permission, APP_ID)
  return claims
}

:exclamation: Important: Token must come from the access_token returned by any of the login APIs from MS-IAM. Login is required.

If the token is valid, validate will return the token's decoded claims as a JSON object. Otherwise, it will throw an error.

Parameters

| Parameter | Description | | --- | --- | | token | Token to be verified. Token must come from the access_token returned by any of the login APIs from MS-IAM. | | permission | Permission name. Must be consistent with the permissions under API and Role in MS-IAM. e.g. 'POST /message', 'message_create', 'create-message', 'message:create' | | APP_ID | (optional) App ID of the app where this validation will be used. Note: APP_ID must be present if the scopes parameter is present at the time of login |

Errors

| Code | Message | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | MACHINE-AUTH-001 | Invalid access token | Token is invalid or expired | | MACHINE-AUTH-002 | You are not permitted to do this action | User does not have the permission to access the resource |