2.0.0 • Published 6 years ago

express-rethinkdb-store v2.0.0

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express-rethinkdb-store

npm version

A (currently basic) implementation of a RethinkDB Session Store.

It's a complete rewrite based on express-session-rethinkdb.

Usage

Install and save Package with

npm install --save express-rethinkdb-store

then, assuming your express app is in app

const session = require("express-session")
const RethinkStore = require("express-rethinkdb-store")
const store = new RethinkStore()

app.use(session({
	secret: "supersecret",
	cookie: "connect.sid",
	store: store,
	resave: false,
	saveUninitialized: false
}))

Features

  • Completely written in ES6 / ES.next
  • Highly readable (See RethinkStore.js)
  • Data is loaded directly from database, so no stale data in a local cache * A cache utilizing RethinkDBs changefeeds is on the roadmap
  • RethinkDB can't natively expire documents, so we remove expired sessions automatically after flushInterval milliseconds (60s by default). When a session gets requested it's expiry is automatically checked and, if expired, the session is removed.

API

Example with default values

new RethinkStore({
	connectionOptions: {},      // See: https://www.rethinkdb.com/api/javascript/#connect
	table: "session",           // Session table
	sessionTimeout: 86400000,   // Session timeout in milliseconds
	flushInterval: 60000        // Interval to delete expired sessions from database
})

Internals

callback_decorator

Used to wrap the modern async/await functions (async functions that return a promise instead of using callbacks).

// ES.next Syntax!
class RethinkStore extends session.Store {
	@callback_decorator
	async destroy(sid) {
		await r.table(this.table).get(sid).delete()
	}
}

After decoration destroy accepts a second parameter cb. This is required because express-session uses callback-style