koa2-auth v0.0.4

Koa2-auth

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A elegant authorization middleware for Koa2.

Install

npm install --production koa2-auth

Usage

Before you use any authorization, please register it first.

Auth.prototype.register(authName,function callback(ctx[,next]))

The you can use following to check the permission.

ctx.auth.must("authName");

##Example

var Koa = require('koa');
var app = new Koa();
let Auth = require("koa2-auth");
let auth = new Auth();

auth.register("Never::base", async ctx => {
    ctx.throw(401, {
        code: 419,
        msg: "All Access denied!"
    })
})//before you use, you must register it first.

app.use(auth.auth());

app.use(async ctx => {
    await ctx.auth.must("Never");
    ctx.response.status = 200;
    ctx.response.body = JSON.stringify({
        code: 200,
        msg: "This will never return."
    })
})

Permisson Symbol Example

• register:
  • base Base authorization Eg: You can use it to check if the session exist.
  • User::base User's base autorization Eg: Ensure it's a user.
  • User::password::write A custom authorzation
  • Item::base Item base authorzation
  • Item::*::Admin Illegibility matching
  • Item::*::base Illegibility matching can also use base mode
  • Item::main::creat Specific checking
• usage
  • base will trigger following checking
    • base
  • User::base will trigger
    • base
    • User::base
  • User::password::write will trigger
    • base
    • User::base
    • User::password::write
  • Item::ASDFAWSL::Admin will trigger
    • base
    • Item::base
    • Item::*::base
    • Item::*::Admin
  • Item::main::creat will trigger
    • base
    • Item::base
    • Item::main::creat

Authorization Function

If the authorization funtion doesn't throw an error, it means that the permission checking pass. So please use Promise or async in your callback function, as the second param.

The callback function's first param is ctx, which are just the context we know in Koa.

Values in each illegibility matching will be stored in array ctx.auth.params.

If the checking pass, you can return any value, it has no influence on the running; if checking fail, please use ctx.throw to throw the error, or manually:

const err = new Error('Stop here!');
err.status = 403; // Set error code or client will get a 500.
err.expose = true; // Default is true
throw err;

During the checking, if you have something want to return, you can store it in the ctx.auth.checkBack and use it later. All checking will be executed in order, once throw an error, all checking will stop immediately, so you needn't to worry about undefined problem.