EASY-EXPRESS-API-SERVER-FOR-PRIVATE-CLOUD - lib utils for nodejs include post, get, ip, ldap, token, waiting, validators

1. install

npm i cng-node-js-utils@latest

2. index.js of this libs

const {
  expHandlers,
  validators,
  arrObj,
  dateUtil,
  excelUtils,
  expUtil,
  htmlUtil,
  ipInfo,
  jsEncrypt,
  ldapLogin,
  myDevice,
  pdfUtil,
  postHandler,
  qrCodeUtil,
  rsaService,
  Router,
  secretUtil,
  sendGmail,
  uniqueid,
  vnHandler,
  waiting,
  webService,
  createSubFolder,
  convertPath2ObjectName,
  createEntryIndex,
  captchaUtil
} = require("cng-node-js-utils")

console.log("This time:", arrObj.getTimestamp());

3. Set req.functionCode for validate Right of Api

// 
const { setFunctionFromPath } = require("cng-node-js-utils").expHandlers;
// if (req.isFullPath) then req.functionCode = req.pathName; 
// return req.functionCode = subpath;

4. Send Gmail by API very easy:

  const { sendGmail } =require("cng-node-js-utils");
  sendGmail((receiver, subject, content, senderGmail, passGmail, fromEmail, host = 'smtp.gmail.com', port = 465, secure = true)
  .then(ok=>console.log(ok))
  .catch(err=>console.log(err))

5. Use LDAP following:

// define your config to your ldap server
const ldapCfg = {
    ldapServerUrl: 'ldap://<host ip or host name>:389'
    , domainNameEmail: '@<your domain name>'
    , connectTimeout: `<timeout when ldap server not response>`
};
// init your connection
const ldapLogin = new LDAPLogin(ldapCfg.ldapServerUrl, ldapCfg.domainNameEmail, ldapCfg.connectTimeout);
// for verify LDAP
let user = await ldapLogin.login(user.username, passHash);
// if error no user return;

6. Use Router following:

• 6.1 define one router:

// in this library,  FROM 0.0.5  for auto web API with req.error and req.finalJson in Router
const { postHandler, Router } =require("cng-node-js-utils");

// user custom class or functions:
const { serverHandler } = require("../../handlers/server")

const functionPaths = {
   // for POST method = CREATE = insert/import
    POST: {
        "/test": [
            postHandler.jsonProcess        
            , serverHandler.getUserDevice   
            // ... in the Router, auto include 2 function:
            // , checkErrorBeforeResource     // return res(435, {error}) for req.error
            // , sendFinnalJson               // return res(200, req.finalJson or {})
            // ... so you do not add more function for response if you want
        ],
        //...
    },
    // for GET method = select
    GET: {
        "/test": [
            postHandler.getToken              // return reg.token
            , serverHandler.verifyToken       // return req.user or req.error
            , serverHandler.getResource       // web response => return req.finalJson for user api and next()
            // ... in the Router, auto include 2 function:
            // , checkErrorBeforeResource     // return res(435, {error}) for req.error
            // , sendFinnalJson               // return res(200, req.finalJson or {})
            // ... so you do not add more function for response if you want
        ],
        //...
    },
    // UPDATE = update
    PUT: {
        "/test": [
            postHandler.getToken              // return reg.token
            , postHandler.jsonProcess    
            , serverHandler.verifyToken       // return req.user or req.error
            , serverHandler.getResource       // web response => return req.finalJson for user api and next()
            // ... in the Router, auto include 2 function:
            // , checkErrorBeforeResource     // return res(435, {error}) for req.error
            // , sendFinnalJson               // return res(200, req.finalJson or {})
            // ... so you do not add more function for response if you want
        ],
        //...
    },
    // DELETE = delete
    DELETE: {
        "/test": [
            postHandler.getToken              // return reg.token
            , postHandler.jsonProcess
            , serverHandler.verifyToken       // return req.user or req.error
            , serverHandler.getResource       // web response => return req.finalJson for user api and next()
            // ... in the Router, auto include 2 function:
            // , checkErrorBeforeResource     // return res(435, {error}) for req.error
            // , sendFinnalJson               // return res(200, req.finalJson or {})
            // ... so you do not add more function for response if you want
        ],
        //...
    },
}
// export router of Express the same old version
module.exports = (new Router(functionPaths)).getExpressRouter();

• define index.js in ./routes as:

// define api path for many router .... as following
const apiRoutes = [
    // is one router as https://yourhost/yourBaseDir/api --> function in router
    {
        path: `/api`
        , route: require('<your router file above as you define in 6.1> ')
    }
    // ,
    // ... another router
]
module.exports = (app, ioSubDir) => {
    // Init routers for aps in express server
    for (let r of apiRoutes) {
        console.log("*> THE ROUTES of this server:", `${ioSubDir}${r.path}`);
        app.use(`${ioSubDir}${r.path}`, r.route);
    }
}

7. Express server for Easy config only one minute. SAMPLE SERVER: make server following in file ./test-server-express.js

// define config
const expressCfg = {
    // Port for server
    port: 8080
    // base
    , baseDirectory: "/socket"
    // If you want https define:
    // , https: {
    //     privateKey: "./cert/private.key",
    //     certificate: "./cert/certificate.crt"
    // }
    // default404Page:`<h1>Error Page 404 if you want</h1>`,
    // static html for root
    // , staticRoot: __dirname + '/client-c3-www/www'
    // static for baseDirectory
    // , staticHtml: __dirname + '/client-c3-www/socket-www/www'
    // if debug
    , isDebug: true
    // include cors for API web
    , domainIncludeCors:
        [
             'localhost'
        ]
};

// if you want to block ddos you have to install dddos:
const ddosUse = null; //= require('./ddos/ddos-config').express('ip', 'path'),

// define route follow # 6
const apiRoutes = require("./routes");

// if you want to run socketIo, you have to define socketIo 
const socketIoCfg = null ; //require('./server-socketio');

// include main libarary
const { ExpressServer } =require("cng-node-js-utils");
// define class
const expressServer = new ExpressServer(expressCfg, ddosUse, apiRoutes, socketIoCfg);
// start server
      expressServer.start();

8. run and test server SAMPLE very easy:

node ./test-server-express.js

Test server in: http://localhost:8080 and see web, and some API you define in routers. EASY