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angular-mew

v0.2.0

Published

An angular wrapper for the Hawk HTTP authentication scheme

Downloads

19

Readme

Build Status npm version

About

An angular wrapper for the Hawk HTTP authentication scheme.

Installation

To install use npm

npm install --save angular-mew

this will also install hawk, be sure to load browser.js from Hawk and angular-mew.js or angular-mew.min.js in your webpage.

Example

To use the wrapper you must first include it as a dependecy of your app.

    angular.module('yourApp', ['angular-mew']);

Enabeling the interceptor

By default the authentication interceptor is turned of, you can turn it on by using the HawkConfiguration service.

HawkConfiguration.setEnabled(true);

Setting your id and key

HawkConfiguration.setCredentials("myId", "myKey");

Switching algorithms

All the available algorithms are available in an angular constant HawkAlgorithms

HawkConfiguration.setAlgorithm(HawkAlgorithm[1]);

Server validation

By default the responses from the server will be validated to make sure you are talking to the correct server. you can disable this with HawkConfiguration

HawkConfiguration.setCheckServerAuthorization(false);

One time request override

You can also override some of these settings on a request basis by adding a hawk attribute to the request config

$http({
    method: 'GET',
    url: 'http://www.example.com/resource',
    hawk: {
        enabled: true,
        credentials: {
            key: 'myKey',
            id: 'myId'
        },
        algorithm: 'sha1',
        checkServerAuthorization: true
    }
});

All of there entries are optional

Tests

There are tests written for every component of ther wrapper. You can run these via the command line with npm run test or npm run coverage. They will first build the wrapper and then run the tests against it.

TODO

  • Add bewit support
  • (FUTURE) Port to angular2

Version

0.2.0

Add WWW-Authenticate support

0.1.2

Make the server checking configurable via the config object

0.1.1

Added a first README draft.

0.1.0

Initial version.

Contributors

if you are willing to contribute, please do so! If you make a pull request please also do make sure you still have a 100% test coverage on your changes.

License

Licensed under MIT (see LICENSE)