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@webf/auth

v0.7.0

Published

Multi-tenant IAM system

Downloads

7

Readme

Auth

Framework independent multi-tenant authentication system. Built on top of Postgres.

Features

  • Opinionated authentication systems.
  • Works in any framework.

Install

npm install --save @webf/auth

Running automation

An extensive suite of automation tests (mix of unit, integration and end-to-end) tests maintains the quality and verification of the library functionality. There are few things to understand about the test strategy:

  • Tests are automated. Emphasis is on automation. So, it is mix of unit, integration and end-to-end tests. There is no specific seggragation.
  • Mocking is kept to minimum.
  • The core functionality is to interact and manage DB consistency. Hence, Postgres is not mocked.
  • Anyways, I personally think that mocking is pointless.

Since, the tests run against real DB, you need to setup DB locally with migrations. Use the following steps to setup DB Locally:

# Create a .env.test file using `.env.backup` file.
# Add appropriate enviornment variables for database connectivity.
cp ./.env.backup .env.test

# Create a database and run migrations
npm run test:db:setup

# Run all tests
npm run test

# Cleanup DB
npm run test:db:teardown