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@ot06/aws-cognito

v0.0.5

Published

AWS Cognito SDK

Downloads

2

Readme

AWS Cognito SDK (v1.0.x)

Installation

This package requires Node Version v14.18.2+

Installing the package:

npm i @ot06/aws-cognito

Environment Variables to Set

  • COGNITO_REGION (Optional; Default: ap-south-1) AWS Region of the Cognito Instance is to be used

  • COGNITO_ENABLED (Default: false) Flag to enable Cognito Persistent Client

  • COGNITO_USER_POOL_ID Default 'UserPoolId' to be used

  • COGNITO_APP_CLIENT_ID Default 'ClientId' to be used

  • COGNITO_APP_CLIENT_SECRET Default 'ClientSecret' to be used

  • COGNITO_API_VERSION (Optional; Default: 2016-04-18) API Version of AWS Cognito APIs being used

Schema Options

  1. type (string) - Defines the Datatype of the property -- string -- number -- boolean -- array -- object
  2. isCustom (boolean) - Denotes that the property is a Custom Attribute

Example User Schema

const UserSchema = {
  Username: { type: 'string' },
  name: { type: 'string' },
  email: { type: 'string' },
  role: { type: 'string', isCustom: true },
  userId: { type: 'number', isCustom: true },
  isActive: { type: 'boolean', isCustom: true },
  tags: { type: 'array', isCustom: true },
  acl: { type: 'object', isCustom: true }
}

How to Use

import CognitoSdk from '@ot06/aws-cognito'
const cognitoSdk = new CognitoSdk(UserSchema)

SDK Methods

  • adminCreateUser
  • adminDeleteUser
  • adminDisableUser
  • adminEnableUser
  • adminGetUser
  • adminUpdateUserAttributes
  • adminResetUserPassword
  • adminSetUserPassword
  • adminInitiateAuth
  • customAdminLoginUser
  • customAdminRefreshUserToken
  • customValidateToken
  • changePassword
  • forgotPassword
  • getUser
  • listUsers
  • revokeToken

NOTE: -- Usage of these methods is similar to the commands from the package @aws-sdk/client-cognito-identity-provider. Internally, the same is being used. Setting the right environment variables will eliminate their mandatory passing to these methods.

--The only change in the Input data structures are the 'Attributes' and 'UserAttributes' properties. You need to pass values as User objects structures as defined by 'UserSchema'

License

MIT

Free Software, Hell Yeah!