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passport-kakao-token2

v0.1.2

Published

Passport Authentication Strategy with KakaoTalk OAuth for API servers. Fork from passport-kakao-token.

Downloads

7

Readme

passport-kakao-token2

This module provides to authenticate with an access token on connect middleware including express.js. It will be necessary to login on the Device.

It forked from passport-kakao-token to send tokens as HTTP header or HTTP body.

Installation

npm install passport-kakao-token2

How to Use

You can authenticate with calling REST API like below.

Sending access token as query parameter

GET /auth/kakao/token?access_token=[ACCESS_TOKEN]

Sending access token in HTTP body

POST /resource HTTP/1.1
Host: server.example.com

access_token=[ACCESS_TOKEN]

Sending access token as HTTP header

GET /auth/kakao/token
Authorization: Bearer [ACCESS_TOKEN]

And you should define a routing on your connect-style codes.

app.get('/auth/kakao/token', passport.authenticate('kakao-token'), function (req, res) {
    if (req.user) {
        // success
    } else {
        // fail
    }
});