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account-password

v1.1.5

Published

A login service that enables secure password-based login.

Downloads

17

Readme

account-password

A login service that enables secure password-based login. current version only support mongodb database

Install

npm install account-password --save

Test

npm i
npm test

Defining your account schema

e.g:

const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const Schema = mongoose.Schema;
const UserSchema = new Schema({
    _id: {type: String},
    createdAt: {type: Date},
    services: {
        password: {bcrypt: {type: String}},
        resume: {
            loginTokens: {
                type: [
                    {
                        when: Date,
                        hashedToken: String
                    }
                ]
            }
        }
    },
    username: {type: String},
    email: {type: String},
    ....
});
const User = mongoose.model('User', UserSchema);

Account data struct

{
    "_id" : "8xmjaqweQ6vzGg1q3gvt",
    "services" : {
        "password" : {
            "bcrypt" : "$2b$10$JYUDDA4/fhOl6AIT2YFkA.qmL2d1aNQgQz95y35o01FCG6delTQI."
        },
        "resume" : {
            "loginTokens" : [
                {
                    "when" : ISODate("2018-10-29T16:16:36.017+08:00"),
                    "hashedToken" : "3uMs8gNz3b8WfDPnauUxr7migtIc2uwdipAYZefYXcE="
                },
                {
                    "when" : ISODate("2018-10-29T17:12:44.180+08:00"),
                    "hashedToken" : "IRHsJYnna4E123jhY5YqANbkHQ2RqKD9xyv6WDF8xk8="
                }
            ]
        }
    },
    "createdAt" : ISODate("2018-10-29T15:57:34.983+08:00"),
    "username" : "test",
    "__v" : 0
}
const Account = require('account-password');
const options = {
    loginExpirationInDays: 30 //how long (in days) until a login token expires, default 90
}
const account = new Account(User, options);

API

The parameter password supports plaintext password and sha256 signaturem, recommend to use sha256 signature e.g

const sha256 = require('sha256');

//plaintext password
password = '123456';

//sha256 signaturem
password = {
    algorithm: 'sha-256',
    digest: sha256('123456')
}

createUser(options) Register a user by username or email or otherwise

Inputs options
  • username require.
  • email optional.
  • password optional. plaintext password or sha256 signature, optional is for compatibility with other registration, such mobile verification code or third parties
Return value

Promise, registered user info

loginWithPassword(options) Login with username or email

Inputs options
  • username optional.
  • email optional.
  • password require. plaintext password or sha256 signature
Return value
{
    "id": "8xmjaqweQ6vzGg1q3gvt", //user id
    "token": "UAqyxZCfYNde9Bc6EXo-QRVJN9IxgsaaDHF57NkEqr0", //token
    "tokenExpires": "2018-11-15 10:52:02.191", //token expires time
}

loginWithToken(options) Used to check whether the token is expired

Inputs options
  • resume require. Token returned by login
Return value
{
    "id": "8xmjaqweQ6vzGg1q3gvt", //user id
    "token": "UAqyxZCfYNde9Bc6EXo-QRVJN9IxgsaaDHF57NkEqr0", //token
    "tokenExpires": "2018-11-15 10:52:02.191", //token expires time
}

changePassword(userId, oldPassword, newPassword) Change user password

Inputs options
  • userId require. user id
  • oldPassword require. plaintext password or sha256 signature
  • newPassword require. plaintext password or sha256 signature
Return value

Object. {userId: 'xxx'}

checkPassword(user, password) Check user password

Inputs options
  • user require. Must contain 'services.password.bcrypt' field
  • password require. plaintext password or sha256 signature
Return value

Object.If the password match return {userId: 'xxx'}, otherwise return {error: 'Incorrect password'}

resetPassword(token, newPlaintextPassword) Reset user password

Inputs options
  • token require. login token
  • newPlaintextPassword require. plaintext password or sha256 signature
Return value

Object. {userId: 'xxx'}

setPassword(userId, newPlaintextPassword) Set user password

Inputs options
  • userId require. user id
  • newPlaintextPassword require. plaintext password or sha256 signature
Return value

Object. {userId: 'xxx'}

Other ways login

Post verification call Account._generateLoginToken({userId:'xxxxxx'})