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identity-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

An authentication sdk for node.js applications using mongodb

Downloads

27

Readme

Identity

Identity is an authentication sdk build for Node.js apps using MongoDB.

Identity's purpose is to make authenticating and authorizing user's in your application as easy as possible. Just install the SDK, initialize it, and call Identity.addUser() to add a new user to your application. The users are stored in your local database, giving you full control with maximum security.

Install

$ npm install identity-sdk 

Usage

Table of Contents

Adding Identity to your application

To add and initialize Identity to your application, just pass in your database information.

dbHostname: MongoDB hostname (ex. localhost) dbPort: MongoDB port (ex. 27017) dbName: MongoDB database name (ex. Identity) initAdmin: (optional) if true creates an admin user on init dbConnectCallback: (optional) function called once connected to the database

const Identity = require('identity-sdk').init(dbHostname, dbPort, dbName, initAdmin, dbConnectCallback);

// or

const Identity = require('identity-sdk');
Identity.init(dbHostname, dbPort, dbName, initAdmin, dbConnectCallback);

Log a user in

By default, Identity adds an initial admin user to the database:

const userCredentials = {
  username: 'admin',
  email: '[email protected]', // only a username OR an email is required, not both.
  password: 'admin'
};

const {
  accessToken,  // you would send this to your user (client)
  refreshToken, // for subsequent resource requests
  user
} = await Identity.loginUser(userCredentials);

// accessToken: String (JWT with user as payload)
// refreshToken: String (JWT with user as payload)
// user: Object (admin user document)

Log a user out

await Identity.logoutUser(refreshToken);

// or
const userCredentials = {
  username: 'admin',
  email: '[email protected]', // only a username OR an email is required, not both.
};

await Identity.logoutUserEverywhere(userCredentials);

Validate and get user from an Access Token (JWT)

const {
  user,
  validated
} = Identity.validateAccessToken(accessToken);

// user: Object (user data object), null if invalid jwt
// validated: Boolean (is access token valid)

Create a new user

To create a new user, you just need to give Identity a username and password. The username and email field must be unique. All other fields described are optional for your convenience.

const newUserObject = {
  username,         // (required) (unique) User's username
  password,         // (required) User's plaintext password, gets hashed for you
  email,            // (unique) User's email
  name,             // User's full name
  given_name,       // User's given name
  family_name,      // User's family name
  nickname,         // User's nickname
  phone_number,     // User's phone number
  picture,          // URL pointing to the user's profile picture
};

newlyCreatedUserDocument = await Identity.createNewUser(newUserObject);

// newlyCreatedUserDocument: Object (new user document)

Get a new Access Token

Access tokens expire, when they do pass in the refresh token to get a new one.

const newAccessToken = await Identity.getNewAccessToken(refreshToken);

License

The MIT License

Copyright (c) 2021 Mostapha Rammo <mrammo.ca>