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ltijs-postgresql

v1.2.0

Published

Plugin for ltijs to use postgresql instead of mongodb

Downloads

23

Readme

LTIJS postgreSQL plugin.

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Table of Contents


Introduction

This package allows LTIJS to work with the postgreSQL database.


Installation

$ npm install ltijs-postgres

Usage

Install PostgreSQL

Instantiate and use plugin


// Require Provider 
const LTI = require('ltijs').Provider
const Database = require('ltijs-postgres')

// Instantiate and configure plugin
const db = new Database({
  database: 'databaseName', // Database name. Ex: lti_database
  user: 'databaseUser', // Database username. Ex: user
  pass: 'databasePass', // Database password. Ex: password 
  host: 'databaseHost' // Database host. Ex: localhost
})

// Configure provider and the Database
const lti = new LTI('EXAMPLEKEY', 
            { plugin: db }, // You set the plugin option as the instance of the Postgres Database Class 
            { appUrl: '/', loginUrl: '/login', logger: true })


let setup = async () => {
  // Deploy and open connection to the database
  await lti.deploy()

  // Register platform
  let plat = await lti.registerPlatform({ 
    url: 'https://platform.url',
    name: 'Platform Name',
    clientId: 'TOOLCLIENTID',
    authenticationEndpoint: 'https://platform.url/auth',
    accesstokenEndpoint: 'https://platform.url/token',
    authConfig: { method: 'JWK_SET', key: 'https://platform.url/keyset' }
})

  // Set connection callback
  lti.onConnect((connection, request, response) => {
    // Call redirect function
    lti.redirect(response, '/main')
  })

  // Set main route
  lti.app.get('/main', (req, res) => {
    // Id token
    console.log(res.locals.token)
    res.send('It\'s alive!')
  })
}
setup()

Contributing

If you find a bug or think that something is hard to understand feel free to open an issue or contact me on twitter @cvmcosta, pull requests are also welcome :)

And if you feel like it, you can donate any amount of money through paypal, it helps a lot.

Donate


License

APACHE2 License