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auth-ninja

v0.1.4

Published

Features for the implementation of Oauth2 on Google, Discord, Facebook and Github.

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Auth Ninja

Features for the implementation of Oauth2 on Google, Discord, Facebook and Github.

Github

To use the Github API you will need a clientId and a clientSecret, you can get them directly from Github App Settings or the OAuth App Settings.

Parameters

  • clientId: Your app client ID.

    • string
    • required.
  • clientSecret: Your app client secret.

    • string.
    • required.
  • scope: Permissions to request the user's authorization.

    • string[].
    • required.
  • redirectUri: URL where the user will be redirected.

    • string.
    • required.

Authentication Flow

To authenticate with Github, you need to follow the following steps:

1. Get Redirect URL

Get the URL to which you should redirect the user to authenticate.

import { Github } from "auth-ninja";

const GithubProvider = new Github(/* {options} */);

const { url } = await GithubProvider.redirect();

2. Get Access Token

In the endpoint defined in the redirectUri you will receive a code in the QueryParams, which you must pass in the accessToken method:

import { Github } from "auth-ninja";

const GithubProvider = new Github(/* {options} */);

const code = "YOUR_AUTHORIZATION_CODE";

const res = await GithubProvider.accessToken(code);

With the answer you will get the following:

  • access_token: User access token.

    • string
  • expires_in: Time when the access token will expire.

    • number
  • refresh_token: User access token.

    • string
  • refresh_token_expires_in: Time when the refresh token will expire.

    • number
  • scope: Permissions authorized by the user.

    • string[]
  • token_type: Access token type.

    • string
  • session.user: User details.

export interface GitHubUserData {
  login: string;
  id: number;
  node_id: string;
  avatar_url: string;
  gravatar_id: string;
  url: string;
  html_url: string;
  followers_url: string;
  following_url: string;
  gists_url: string;
  starred_url: string;
  subscriptions_url: string;
  organizations_url: string;
  repos_url: string;
  events_url: string;
  received_events_url: string;
  type: string;
  site_admin: boolean;
  name: string;
  company: string;
  blog: string;
  location: string;
  email: string | null;
  hireable: boolean | null;
  bio: string;
  twitter_username: string;
  public_repos: number;
  public_gists: number;
  followers: number;
  following: number;
  created_at: string;
  updated_at: string;
  private_gists?: number;
  total_private_repos?: number;
  owned_private_repos?: number;
  disk_usage?: number;
  collaborators?: number;
  two_factor_authentication?: boolean;
  plan?: {
    name: string;
    space: number;
    collaborators: number;
    private_repos: number;
  };
}

Methods

Other useful methods to interact with Github's OAuth API.

Refresh Token

Get a new access_token using the refresh_token.

import { Github } from "auth-ninja";

const GithubProvider = new Github(/* {options} */);

const refresh_token = "YOUR_REFRESH_TOKEN";

const res = await GithubProvider.refreshToken(refresh_token);

With the answer you will get the following:

  • access_token: User access token.

    • string
  • expires_in: Time when the access token will expire.

    • number
  • refresh_token: User access token.

    • string
  • refresh_token_expires_in: Time when the refresh token will expire.

    • number
  • scope: Permissions authorized by the user.

    • string[]
  • token_type: Access token type.

    • string

Revoke Token

Revoke an access token.

import { Github } from "auth-ninja";

const GithubProvider = new Github(/* {options} */);

const access_token = "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN";

await GithubProvider.revokeToken(access_token);

Google

To use the Github API you will need a clientId and a clientSecret, you can get them directly from Credentials Page.

Parameters

  • clientId: Your app client ID.

    • string
    • required.
  • clientSecret: Your app client secret.

    • string.
    • required.
  • scope: Permissions to request the user's authorization.

    • string[].
    • required.
  • redirectUri: URL where the user will be redirected.

    • string.
    • required.

Authentication Flow

To authenticate with Google, you need to follow the following steps:

1. Get Redirect URL

Get the URL to which you should redirect the user to authenticate.

import { Google } from "auth-ninja";

const GoogleProvider = new Google(/* {options} */);

const { url } = await GoogleProvider.redirect();

2. Get Access Token

In the endpoint defined in the redirectUri you will receive a code in the QueryParams, which you must pass in the accessToken method:

import { Google } from "auth-ninja";

const GoogleProvider = new Google(/* {options} */);

const code = "YOUR_AUTHORIZATION_CODE";

const res = await GoogleProvider.accessToken(code);

With the answer you will get the following:

  • access_token: User access token.

    • string
  • expires_in: Time when the access token will expire.

    • number
  • refresh_token: User access token.

    • string
  • scope: Permissions authorized by the user.

    • string[]
  • token_type: Access token type.

    • string
  • session.user: User details.

export interface GoogleUserData {
  id: string;
  email: string;
  verified_email: boolean;
  name: string;
  given_name: string;
  family_name: string;
  picture: string;
  locale: string;
}

Methods

Other useful methods to interact with Google's OAuth API.

Refresh Token

Get a new access_token using the refresh_token.

import { Google } from "auth-ninja";

const GoogleProvider = new Google(/* {options} */);

const refresh_token = "YOUR_REFRESH_TOKEN";

const res = await GoogleProvider.refreshToken(refresh_token);

With the answer you will get the following:

  • access_token: User access token.

    • string
  • expires_in: Time when the access token will expire.

    • number
  • refresh_token: User access token.

    • string
  • scope: Permissions authorized by the user.

    • string[]
  • token_type: Access token type.

    • string

Revoke Token

Revoke an access token.

import { Google } from "auth-ninja";

const GoogleProvider = new Google(/* {options} */);

const access_token = "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN";

await GoogleProvider.revokeToken(access_token);

Discord

To use the Discord API you will need a clientId and a clientSecret, you can get them directly from Developer Portal.

Parameters

  • clientId: Your app client ID.

    • string
    • required.
  • clientSecret: Your app client secret.

    • string.
    • required.
  • scope: Permissions to request the user's authorization.

    • string[].
    • required.
  • redirectUri: URL where the user will be redirected.

    • string.
    • required.

Authentication Flow

To authenticate with Discord, you need to follow the following steps:

1. Get Redirect URL

Get the URL to which you should redirect the user to authenticate.

import { Discord } from "auth-ninja";

const DiscordProvider = new Discord(/* {options} */);

const { url } = await DiscordProvider.redirect();

2. Get Access Token

In the endpoint defined in the redirectUri you will receive a code in the QueryParams, which you must pass in the accessToken method:

import { Discord } from "auth-ninja";

const DiscordProvider = new Discord(/* {options} */);

const code = "YOUR_AUTHORIZATION_CODE";

const res = await DiscordProvider.accessToken(code);

With the answer you will get the following:

  • access_token: User access token.

    • string
  • expires_in: Time when the access token will expire.

    • number
  • refresh_token: User access token.

    • string
  • scope: Permissions authorized by the user.

    • string[]
  • token_type: Access token type.

    • string
  • session.user: User details.

export interface DiscordUserData {
  id: string;
  username: string;
  avatar: string;
  discriminator: string;
  public_flags: number;
  premium_type: number;
  flags: number;
  banner: string | null;
  accent_color: string | null;
  global_name: string;
  avatar_decoration_data: string | null;
  banner_color: string | null;
}

Methods

Other useful methods to interact with Discord's OAuth API.

Refresh Token

Get a new access_token using the refresh_token.

import { Discord } from "auth-ninja";

const DiscordProvider = new Discord(/* {options} */);

const refresh_token = "YOUR_REFRESH_TOKEN";

const res = await DiscordProvider.refreshToken(refresh_token);

With the answer you will get the following:

  • access_token: User access token.

    • string
  • expires_in: Time when the access token will expire.

    • number
  • refresh_token: User access token.

    • string
  • scope: Permissions authorized by the user.

    • string[]
  • token_type: Access token type.

    • string

Revoke Token

Revoke an access token.

import { Discord } from "auth-ninja";

const DiscordProvider = new Discord(/* {options} */);

const access_token = "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN";

await DiscordProvider.revokeToken(access_token);

Facebook

To use the Github API you will need a clientId and a clientSecret, you can get them directly from Facebook Dashboard.

Parameters

  • clientId: Your app client ID.

    • string
    • required.
  • clientSecret: Your app client secret.

    • string.
    • required.
  • scope: Permissions to request the user's authorization.

    • string[].
    • required.
  • redirectUri: URL where the user will be redirected.

    • string.
    • required.

Authentication Flow

To authenticate with Facebook, you need to follow the following steps:

1. Get Redirect URL

Get the URL to which you should redirect the user to authenticate.

import { Facebook } from "auth-ninja";

const FacebookProvider = new Facebook(/* {options} */);

const { url } = await FacebookProvider.redirect();

2. Get Access Token

In the endpoint defined in the redirectUri you will receive a code in the QueryParams, which you must pass in the accessToken method:

import { Facebook } from "auth-ninja";

const FacebookProvider = new Facebook(/* {options} */);

const code = "YOUR_AUTHORIZATION_CODE";

const res = await FacebookProvider.accessToken(code);

With the answer you will get the following:

  • access_token: User access token.

    • string
  • session.user: User details.

export interface FacebookUserData {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  email: string;
  picture?: {
    data: {
      height: number;
      is_silhouette: boolean;
      url: string;
      width: number;
    };
  };
  first_name: string;
  last_name: string;
  short_name: string;
}