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ax-node-auth

v1.0.10

Published

A lib handle auth request from express

Readme

AX-Node-Auth

A Express module for handling user authorization and authentication.

Install

npm install ax-node-auth

How to use

Initialization

import {Auth} from 'ax-node-auth';

export {sign, verify} = Auth({
    secret: 'some_secret_string',
    compare:async (body: any) =>{
        const {id} = body;
        const user = await getUserInfoById(id);
        return user;
    }
})

Setup Router

import {sign, verify} from './your_auth_file';
import express from 'express';

const router = express.Router();
router.post('/login_path',sign);

Setup Verify Middleware

import {sign, verify} from './your_auth_file';
import express from 'express';

const router = express.Router();
router.get('/some_api',verify,(req, res)=>{
    // Get decoded info from token;
    const decoded = res.locals.decoded;
    // Some handler
});

Documentation

Auth(config: AuthConfig): Auth

Return a Auth object that contains sign and verify request handler.

AuthConfig:

  • secret: string: Secret or privateKey for jsonwebtoken

  • compare: (userInfo: any) => Promise<jwtPayload | null | undefined>: An async function for compare body when sign handleing incoming request. If a jwtPayload is returned, the jwtPayload will be used to generate a jwt token.

    • jwtPayload: Could be an object literal, buffer or string representing valid JSON.
  • signOptions[optional]: jwt.SignOptions: Options for jwt to genereate token. For more info: please refer to jsonwebtoken document.

  • verifyOptions[optional]: jwt.VerifyOptions: Options for jwt to verify token. For more info: please refer to jsonwebtoken document.

  • headerKey[optional]: Tells verify function which field token is locate in Header. Default: x-auth-token.

  • callback: async (err, jwtToken, jwtPayload, res,req) =>void; [optional]: Provide an async function if you want to handle response youseft. By default, it returns 401 if compare return undefined or null. It returns 200 with body:

{
    "data": {...}, // The jwtPayload compare function return.
    "jwt": "..." // jwt token string
}

also, it will set cookie with key jwt.

sign: (req: Request, res: Response, next: NextFunction) => Promise:

The request handler for login request.

verify: (req: Request, res: Response, next: NextFunction) => Promise:

The request handler/middleware for verify incoming requests. If token is verified, the decoded information from token will be set to res.locals.decoded. If token is invalid, it will return a response with 401 code.