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fauth

v0.0.1

Published

Make-believe authentication

Downloads

4

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Links

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Maintainers

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Keywords

fakeauthjavascript

Readme

fauth

A completely insecure JavaScript auth system. Nothing fancy here ... this will hide the <body> element and present a dialog input. If the user enters the correct password, the body becomes visible.

Installation

npm install fauth --save

Usage

var fauth = require('fauth');

fauth('p4ssw3rd', { tries: 3, whitelist: /localhost/ }, function() {
	// do something
}

API

fauth(password, [options], callback)

password

Type: String

A password to use for "authentication." Please only use throwaway passwords, this system is insecure and really just for looks.

options

Type: Object

  • tries: Number of tries befor redirect. Default is 1
  • redirect: Url to redirect to after exceeding max tries. Default is "http://example.com/"
  • whitelist: Domain or set of domains to disable authentication for. can be a string, array of strings, or RegEx. Empty by default.
  • disabled: Force auth to be completely disabled. Default is false

options

Type: Function

Function to execute if auth is successful.