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@tessaroto/security

v1.4.1

Published

Security Module

Downloads

13

Readme

Keycloak Security Module

Example

Installing module

$ npm install keycloak-security  --save    

index.js

const Auth = require('./lib/auth');

const config = {
	"basic": {
		"username": "services",
		"password": "MyPwd"
	},
	"bearer": {
		"keycloak_url": "http://localhost:8080",
		"realm": "MyDemo",
		"client_id": "my-react-client",
		"cache":{
			"cert": {
				"ttl": 10000,
				"stale_ttl": 100000,
				"stale_short_ttl": 1000
			}
		}
	}
}

const auth = new Auth(config);

async function test(){
	try{
		var authorization = await auth.validate("Bearer ${token}");
		console.log(authorization);
		console.log(authorization.hasRole("example-admin"))
		
		var authorization = await auth.validate("Basic ${credentials}");
		console.log(authorization);
	}
	catch(error){
		console.log(error)
	}
}

test()

Get user id

app.get('/brand/:id', protect("example-admin"),  function (req, res, next) {
  
  res.send({ userId: res.locals.user, authenticated: res.locals.authenticated});
});

| Element | Description | | ------ | ------ | | authorization.user.userId | Identification user in keycloak (sub) | | authorization.user.username | the username in keycloak (preferred_username) | | authorization.isAuthenticated | if user is authenticated | | authorization.roles | list of roles that user have. | | authorization.hasRole(name) | check if have the role name |

Configuration

Example

const config = {
	"basic": {
		"username": "services",
		"password": "MyPwd"
	},
	"bearer": {
		"keycloak_url": "http://localhost:8080",
		"realm": "MyDemo",
		"client_id": "my-react-client",
		"cache":{
			"cert": {
				"ttl": 10000,
				"stale_ttl": 100000,
				"stale_short_ttl": 1000
			}
		}
	}
}

const protect = new Security(config);

Properties

| Element | Description | Default | | ------ | ------ | ------ | | basic | For use basic authentication, this is optional | | | basic.username | Username of basic auth | | | basic.password | Password of basic auth | | | bearer | For use bearer authentication, this is optional | | | bearer.keycloak_url | Url of Keycloak | | | bearer.realm | Realm of Keycloak | | | bearer.client_id | Client Id of application that is configured in keycloak | | | bearer.cache | Cache options, this is optional but if not defined will be using defaults values | | | bearer.cache.cert.ttl | TTL of certification cache| 10 min | | bearer.cache.cert.stale_ttl | TTL of certification stale cache | 1 day | | bearer.cache.cert.stale_short_ttl | | 1 min |