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ip-allowed

v1.1.1

Published

A middleware for access permissions based on IP/host addresses. Customers who are not on the whitelist have their requests blocked.

Downloads

36

Readme

IP Allowed

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A middleware for access permissions based on IP/host addresses. Customers who are not on the whitelist have their requests blocked. The response of the request is resumed with status code 401 and an error message that may be pernanalized.

Features

  • Create a list of permissions with hostnames and IP addresses and control who can access the resources of your API;
  • Support IPv4, IPv6, CIDR format & IPv4 mapped IPv6 addresses;
  • Custom log function;
  • Custom message function;
  • Set request code status or use default;
  • Set URL to redirect.

Installation

npm i ip-allowed --save


Usage

To use middleware is very simple, just import and then define your list of permissions and available options, such as log and message.

const ipAllowed = require('ip-allowed');
  
// Create middleware.
// Only requests the "localhost/127.0.0.1"
// and ip from the domain "client.com" will be accepted.
const middleware = ipAllowed(['127.0.0.1', 'client.com']);
  
// Injecting middleware into instance express
const express = require('express');
const app = express();
app.use(middleware);

Options

const options = {    
    log: (clientIp, accessDenied) => {  
         console.log(`${clientIp} access ${accessDenied ? 'denied!' : 'allowed!'}`)
    },
    message: (err, clientIp) => {  
         return {error: `Client with IP address ${clientIp} is not allowed!`}
    },
    statusCode: 401,
    redirectTo: ''
};  

const middleware = ipAllowed(['127.0.0.1', 'client.com'], options);
app.use(middleware);

The options are not mandatory and have default values.

  • log: Allows you to manipulate the log on each request. To disable log assign its value equal to false.
    • Default value:
    (clientIp, accessDenied) => {
          console.log(`Access ${accessDenied ? 'denied' : 'allowed'} for ip address ${clientIp}`)
    }
  • message: Allows you to handle the error message when the client IP is not on the whitelist.
    • Default value:
    (err, clientIp) => {
         return {
             code: '401',
             message: 'Unauthorized',
             description: `Access denied for IP address ${clientIp}`
         }
    }
  • statusCode: The status code sent when the request was denied.
    • Default value: 401
  • redirectTo: URL to redirect when request is denied. Be sure to set the statusCode to 301 or 302 as it is the HTTP status codes that apply in this situation. Otherwise, the default 401 will be used.
    • Default value: ''