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@yoruapi/ldap

v0.0.4

Published

> Antes de comenzar hay que tener en cuenta que este no es un proyecto de **NodeJS** si no de Bun. Se necesitará este para poder ponerlo a funcionar o se deberá migrar (con la consiguiente perdida de rendimiento)

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Antes de comenzar hay que tener en cuenta que este no es un proyecto de NodeJS si no de Bun. Se necesitará este para poder ponerlo a funcionar o se deberá migrar (con la consiguiente perdida de rendimiento)

Cómo funciona

import { LDAPClient } from '@yoruapi/ldap'

// Creamos una instancia del cliente
const client = new LDAPClient({
    url: 'ldap://. . .',
    debug: true, // Esto logueará todo lo que vaya haciendo
})

// Inicializamos el cliente con una cuenta de administrador
let isInitialized = await client.bind(
    // Nombre de usuario en formato LDAP
    'CN=...,OU=...,DC=...,DC=...',
    // La contraseña de ese usuario
    'Test123'
) // Devuelve un booleano o indefinido

// Una vez el administrador tenga sesión iniciada podemos realizar tareas de búsqueda como:
let user = await client.search('YOUR_BASE_DN', {
    filter: '(sAMAccountName=USERNAME)',
    scope: 'sub',
}) // Devuelve los datos del usuario, nulo o indefinido

// Logueamos al usuario a ver si las credenciales son correctas
let userLogin = await client.bind(user.dn.toString(), 'HIS_PASSWORD')