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@vigilkids/server-boundary

v0.1.1

Published

Server-only secret and request-topology trust-boundary primitives

Readme

@vigilkids/server-boundary

Server-only secret and request-topology trust-boundary primitives for BFF applications.

TrustedClientIpResolver compiles a finite CIDR allowlist once and resolves the nearest untrusted address in an X-Forwarded-For chain. NodeTrustedClientIpAdapter is the canonical Node request adapter: it reads the socket peer and forwarding header, ignores spoofed forwarding data from untrusted peers, and fails closed for malformed topology. Strict mode requires a socket peer. Local-development mode permits only one forwarded loopback peer when Nitro does not expose the socket address.

PrivateSecretResolver resolves bounded env://NAME references or absolute, owner-only regular file:// references without following symbolic links. It is the shared server boundary for session, vault, admission and signing secrets.

import {
  NodeTrustedClientIpAdapter,
  TrustedClientIpResolver,
} from '@vigilkids/server-boundary/server'

const resolver = new TrustedClientIpResolver(['127.0.0.0/8', '10.0.0.0/8'])
const adapter = new NodeTrustedClientIpAdapter({
  mode: 'strict',
  resolver,
})
const client = adapter.resolve(request)

This package has no browser entry and does not provide trust-all or hop-count configuration.