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@kelchy/auth

v1.1.2

Published

## This module wraps helper functions around authentication and authorization to simplify development

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Auth

This module wraps helper functions around authentication and authorization to simplify development

  • Requires
tough-cookie
google-auth-library
axios
  • Basic Initialization - freeipa or google client
const Auth = require('@kelchy/auth')
//const auth = new Auth.Freeipa('sg', 'telco', 'domain.com')
const auth = new Auth.Google('sg', 'telco', 'domain.com')
  • Custom client options - override baseUrl for freeipa instead of the tenant specific default endpoints
const auth = new Auth.Freeipa('sg', 'telco', 'domain.com', { baseUrl: 'https://freeipa.domain.net' })
  • Custom client options - override clientId for google instead of the tenant specific default clientId
const auth = new Auth.Google('sg', 'telco', 'domain.com', { clientId: 'xxxx123yyy456zzz789' })
  • Custom client options - override default 1 hour cache time to 30 mins (cache only applicable to isTokenValid for now)
const gauth = new Auth.Google('sg', 'telco', 'domain.com', { cache: 30 * 60 * 1000 })
const fauth = new Auth.Freeipa('sg', 'telco', 'domain.com', { cache: 30 * 60 * 1000 })
  • Custom client options - disable cache
const gauth = new Auth.Google('sg', 'telco', 'domain.com', { cache: 0 })
const fauth = new Auth.Freeipa('sg', 'telco', 'domain.com', { cache: 0 })
  • Turn internal logging on
const Log = require('@kelchy/log')
const auth = new Auth.Google('sg', 'telco', 'domain.com', { log: new Log.Standard() })
  • supported methods
generateToken(id, secret) - create an access token, given the credentials
isTokenValid(token, options) - check if access token is valid, optional { fresh: true } to force library to fetch from IAM provider
isOperationAllowed(token, scope) - check if scope is allowed given the token
getMetadata(token) - get metadata associated with token