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@ull-esit-pl/auth

v1.0.6

Published

Basic authentication middleware for express, used for learning purposes

Downloads

2

Readme

Auth

npm version

This module was made for education purpose. The goal was to do a basic authorization middleware to know how it works.

About this module

This module exports a function that returns an express middleware.

It defines the routes

  1. /login and /register via GET and POST methods,
  2. /logout via the GET method only
  3. /content via the GET method.
    • This is the route that will be protected and users must be logged in before accessing this route
    • Otherwise a 401 message will be sent with an unauthorized view.

Student

API

The function that exports the module needs an object. The properties of that object are the following:

  • passwordFile: location of the file to store the users credentials.

  • pathToProtect: the files that will be accessible only when users are logged in.

  • registerView: view containing the form to register. It will be served at '/register' via the HTTP GET method.

    • The names of the fields must be username and password
  • successRegisterView: view with the message to render when the user registers successfully.

  • errorRegisterView: view to render when there is an error in the registration.

  • loginView: view containing the form to log in. It will be served at '/login' via the HTTP GET method.

    • The names of the fields must be username and password
  • successLoginView: view with the message to render when the user logs in successfully.

  • errorLoginView: view to render when there is an error in the login.

  • logoutView: view to render when they log out.

  • unauthorizedView: view to render when a user tries to access '/content' without being logged in