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@joker7t/common-server

v1.0.1

Published

NPM page: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@joker7t/common-server

Downloads

3

Readme

common-server

NPM page: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@joker7t/common-server

Installation:

Using Yarn

yarn add @joker7t/common-server

Using NPM

npm i @joker7t/common-server

Features:

Middlewares

  • validateRequest
    • Use express-validator to validate user's requests.
    • Then format and return array of errors with detail message by ApiRequestValidationError.
  • errorHandler
    • Handle errors for an API: if error is an instance of CustomError, do serializeError and return with defined status. If not, return with default message 'Something went wrong' and status 400.
  • currentUser
    • Check if request's session has jwt. If have jwt, this middleware will verify it with JWT_SECRET env and set it to req.currentUser.
    • The format of verified jwt:
      {
          id: string;
          email?: string;
      }
  • requireAuth
    • Use when API needs to authenticate, this use the result from currentUser middleware.
    • if have currentUser object in request then let user access the API, if not throw ApiUnauthorizedError.

Error templates

  • ApiRequestValidationError
    • This is an enhanced version of ApiBadRequestError, built in with express validator.
    • Allow you to pass your invalid params and its validate message.

Versions:

You can check all the versions here.