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mainframe-module-auth

v0.2.0

Published

An auth module for mainframe-core to handle multiple users.

Downloads

4

Readme

mainframe-module-auth

mainframe-module-auth is an authentication module for mainframe-core.

install

mainframe-module-auth is available on npm.

$ npm install mainframe-module-auth

principle

This moduel handle your brain layers for different users. Assuming each user will use one layer of the mainframe's brain simultaneously, this module allows for automatic creation of the layers when the users log with the right password.

documentation

To dock the module to the previously created mainframe, just type :

var AuthModule = require('mainframe-module-auth')

// hook the auth module
// if filename is valid, the database is created into
// a file. else, it is in-memory only.
// name is optional
mainframe.dock(new AuthModule(filename, name="auth"))

You can then access the created auth module by typing :

var auth = mainframe.auth

auth is the default name of the module. If you specified a module name 'customname' while creating the module, you can access the module through 'mainframe.customname'

The following methods are available :

var credentials = { name: '[username]', password: '[password]' }

// asychronously register an user
//  onresult will be called with an error and a result object
//  as parameters.
mainframe.auth.register(credentials, onresult)
// asychronously connects an user
//  onresult will be called with an error and a result object
//  as parameters.
mainframe.auth.login(credentials, onresult)
// instantly disconnects an user
mainframe.auth.logout(credentials)