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userific

v0.1.1

Published

User registration and authentication server

Downloads

7

Readme

Userific

User registration and authentication interface. Any userific backend should follow work with the examples below

Installation

npm install -S userfic

Features

Any module that implements the userific interface must support the following

  • Registration
  • Authentication
  • Change Email
  • Change Password

Registration

var inspect = require('eyespect').inspector()
var userific = require('userific')
var userData = {
  email: '[email protected]',
  password: 'barPassword'
}

userific.register(userData, function(err, userModel) {
  if (err)  {
    inspect(err, 'error registering user')
    return
  }
  inspect(userModel, 'user registered')
})

The register function should return an error object as the first parameter of the callback if the registration fails. A user object is passed as the second parameter if the registration succeeds

Authentication

To authenticate a user follow the code below. For example you could use this in a login route post handler to allow users to login to a website

var inspect = require('eyespect').inspector()
var userific = require('userific')
var userData = {
  email: '[email protected]',
  password: 'barPassword'
}

userific.authenticate(userData, function(err, userModel) {
  if (err)  {
    inspect(err, 'error registering user')
    return
  }
  inspect(userModel, 'user authenticated')
})

Change Email

To change the email for a user follow the code below. Note that you must pass both email and newEmail

var inspect = require('eyespect').inspector()
var userific = require('userific')
var userData = {
  currentEmail: '[email protected]',
  newEmail: '[email protected]'
}

userific.changeEmail(userData, function(err, userModel) {
  if (err)  {
    inspect(err, 'error registering user')
    return
  }
  inspect(userModel, 'user email changed')
})

Change Password

To change the password for a user follow the code below. Note that you must pass both password and newPassword

var inspect = require('eyespect').inspector()
var userific = require('userific')
var userData = {
  currentEmail: '[email protected]',
  newEmail: '[email protected]'
}

userific.changeEmail(userData, function(err, userModel) {
  if (err)  {
    inspect(err, 'error registering user')
    return
  }
  inspect(userModel, 'user email changed')
})