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express-restriction

v1.0.0

Published

Add API restriction to your Express app like Google.

Downloads

15

Readme

Express Restriction

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Secure your APIs like Google

Table of Contents

How It Works?

Google offers a security layer for their APIs, for an example, you can restrict all HTTP requests over your API except a selected Android App. This project aims to make the same thing in Express.JS.

READ MORE: https://developers.google.com/maps/api-security-best-practices

Installation

npm install express-restriction --save

Documentation

Documentation is automatically created with JSDoc after each new release.

You can find the documentation here!

Development

# clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/ridvanaltun/express-restriction.git

# go to the project and install dependencies
cd express-restriction & npm i

Available Scripts

# commit your changes with commitizen
npm run commit

# check eslint issues
npm run lint

# fix eslint issues
npm run lint:fix

# run eslint-nibble
npm run lint:active

# run all tests
npm run test

# travis uses this script, it handles creating new releases
npm run semantic-release

# travis uses this script, it creates documentation with jsdoc
npm run docs

License

MIT