0.2.1 • Published 10 years ago
hapi-auth-jsonwebtoken v0.2.1
hapi-auth-jsonwebtoken
JSON Web Token (JWT) authentication plugin for Hapi 6.0
Based on original version of hapi-auth-jwt by ryanfitz, modified to work with Hapi 6.0, and return some additional data for validateFunc (original token). The original token can be used for extra validation, i.e. check against redis to make sure token is valid.
JSON Web Token authentication requires verifying a signed token. The 'jwt'
scheme takes the following options:
key
- (required) The private key the token was signed with.validateFunc
- (optional) validation and user lookup function with the signaturefunction(token, decodedToken, callback)
where:token
- original token from the requestdecodedToken
- the verified and decoded jwt tokencallback
- a callback function with the signaturefunction(err, isValid, credentials)
where:err
- an internal error.isValid
-true
if the token was valid otherwisefalse
.credentials
- a credentials object passed back to the application inrequest.auth.credentials
. Typically,credentials
are only included whenisValid
istrue
, but there are cases when the application needs to know who tried to authenticate even when it fails (e.g. with authentication mode'try'
).
See the example for usage example. To run example:
cd example
npm install
node .
var privateKey = 'BbZJjyoXAdr8BUZuiKKARWimKfrSmQ6fv8kZ7OFfc',
accounts = {
123: {
id: 123,
user: 'john',
name: 'John Doe',
scope: ['a', 'b']
}
};
// validation function
var validate = function(token, decodedToken, cb) {
/**
* Here we can check if token is valid, i.e. if we're storing token in redis after user logged in:
*
* var isValid = false;
* redis.get(token, function(err, val) {
* if (val) {
* isValid = true;
* }
* });
*/
var account = accounts[decodedToken.accountID];
if (!account || !isValid) {
return cb(null, false);
}
cb(err, isValid, account);
};
server.pack.register(require('hapi-auth-jsonwebtoken'), function (err) {
server.auth.strategy('jwt', 'jwt', { key: privatekey, validateFunc: validate });
server.route({ method: 'GET', path: '/', config: { auth: 'jwt' } });
});