@iterout/auth-module v1.4.4

Auth Module

Auth module for node.js backend applications

Installation

npm install @iterout/auth-module

Configuration

To use correctly the auth-module you must configure:

• Email service
• Jwt service (optional)

import { configureAuth } from "@iterout/auth-module";
import { createEmailConfig } from "@iterout/email-sender-module";
import { join } from "path";

// create auth email configuration
const authEmailConfig: EmailConfig = createEmailConfig(
  [
    join(process.cwd(), [MAIL_TEMPLATE_DIR],
    join(process.cwd(), "node_modules", "@iterout", "auth-module", "mail_templates")
  ],
  [EMAIL_SENDER],
  [EMAIL_SENDER_PASSWORD],
  [EMAIL_SERVICE]
)

// configure auth module
configureAuth(
  authEmailConfig,
  [FRONTEND_URL],
  [JWT_SECRET], //optional
  [JWT_ACCESS_TOKEN_DURATION], //optional
  [JWT_REFRESH_TOKEN_DURATION] //optional
)

Functions

Login

Verify user credential to mongodb and retrun authorizations tokens

login(authData: AuthData): Promise<TokenData>

Logout

Clear and return tokens

logout(): Promise<TokenData>

Registration

Check and save user to mongodb

registration(user: User)

ConfirmSignIn

Confirm user registration. Set isActive = true

confirmSignIn(userId: string)

RefreshToken

Check refreshToken and return new accessToken

refreshToken(refreshToken: string): Promise<TokenData>

authorizeUser

Check accessToken, and user roles

authorizeUser(accessToken: string, ...roles: string[]): Promise<User>

getUserById

Getting user info (password will be blank)

getUserById(userId: string)

deleteUser

Delete user

deleteUser(userId: string)

updateUser

Update user

updateUser(userUpdated: User)

Utils

createEmptyUser

Create empty user

createEmptyUser(): User