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@thermopylae/core.authentication

v1.0.1

Published

Implementations of repositories required by Authentication Library.

Downloads

3

Readme

Implementation of repositories required by Authentication Library.

Install

npm install @thermopylae/core.authentication

Postinstall

Although farmhash, a dependency used by this package, has prebuilt binaries it would be recommended to rebuild them.

npm rebuild --build-from-source farmhash

Prerequisites

Before being able to use this package you need to take following actions:

  1. Deploy Redis 6 and MySQL 8 server instances

  2. Create MySQL database having the following minimal schema:

  1. Configure core logging. Example:
import { DefaultFormatters, LoggerManagerInstance, OutputFormat } from '@thermopylae/core.logger';
import { ClientModule } from '@thermopylae/core.declarations';

LoggerManagerInstance.formatting.setDefaultFormattingOrder(OutputFormat.PRINTF, {
  colorize: true,
  skippedFormatters: new Set([DefaultFormatters.TIMESTAMP]),
  levelForLabel: {
    [ClientModule.MYSQL]: 'info',
    [ClientModule.REDIS]: 'info'
  }
});
LoggerManagerInstance.console.createTransport({ level: 'info' });
  1. Enable loggers of database clients. Example:
import { initLogger as initMySqlLogger } from '@thermopylae/core.mysql';
import { initLogger as initRedisClientLogger } from '@thermopylae/core.redis';

initMySqlLogger();
initRedisClientLogger();
  1. Init database clients. Example:
import { MySqlClientInstance } from '@thermopylae/core.mysql';
import { ConnectionType, DebuggableEventType, RedisClientInstance } from '@thermopylae/core.redis';

MySqlClientInstance.init({
  pool: {
      host: '127.0.0.1',
      port: 3306,
      user: 'your-user',
      password: 'your-password',
      database: 'your-database'
  }
});

await RedisClientInstance.connect({
  [ConnectionType.REGULAR]: {
      host: '127.0.0.1',
      port: 3306,
      password: 'your-password',
      connect_timeout: 10_000,
      max_attempts: 10,
      retry_max_delay: 5_000,
      attachDebugListeners: new Set<DebuggableEventType>(['end', 'reconnecting'])
  }
});

Description

This package contains implementations of the repositories required by @thermopylae/lib.authentication. You can create instances of these repositories and pass them as config to @thermopylae/lib.authentication.

Repositories are grouped in two categories:

Usage

Bellow is an example of how the repositories implementations from this package can be used in order to instantiate AuthenticationEngine. @FIXME LINK

import { AccountWithTotpSecret, AuthenticationEngine } from '@thermopylae/lib.authentication';
import {
  AccountMySqlRepository,
  FailedAuthenticationsMysqlRepository,
  SuccessfulAuthenticationsMysqlRepository,
  ActivateAccountSessionRedisRepository,
  AuthenticationSessionRedisRepository,
  FailedAuthenticationAttemptsSessionRedisRepository,
  ForgotPasswordSessionRedisRepository
} from '@thermopylae/core.authentication';

// setup decribed above in `Prerequisites` chapter

const AUTHENTICATION_ENGINE = new AuthenticationEngine<AccountWithTotpSecret>({
  // config params...
  repositories: {
    account: new AccountMySqlRepository(),
    successfulAuthentications: new SuccessfulAuthenticationsMysqlRepository(),
    failedAuthenticationAttempts: new FailedAuthenticationsMysqlRepository(),
    authenticationSession: new AuthenticationSessionRedisRepository('actv-acc'),
    failedAuthAttemptSession: new FailedAuthenticationAttemptsSessionRedisRepository('fail-auth'),
    forgotPasswordSession: new ForgotPasswordSessionRedisRepository('fgt-pwd'),
    activateAccountSession: new ActivateAccountSessionRedisRepository('actv-acc')
  }
});

// use authentication engine
AUTHENTICATION_ENGINE.enableAccount('acount-id');

API Reference

API documentation is available here.

It can also be generated by issuing the following commands:

git clone [email protected]:marinrusu1997/thermopylae.git
cd thermopylae
yarn install
yarn workspace @thermopylae/core.authentication run doc

Author

👤 Rusu Marin

📝 License

Copyright © 2021 Rusu Marin. This project is MIT licensed.