lockit-sql-adapter v0.5.3

Lockit SQL adapter

SQL adapter for Lockit.

Installation

npm install lockit-sql-adapter

var adapter = require('lockit-sql-adapter');

The adapter is built on top of sequelize. The following databases are supported:

• MySQL
• MariaDB (not yet tested but should work)
• SQLite
• PostgreSQL

You have to install the connector for your database of choice manually.

npm install pg       # for postgres
npm install mysql    # for mysql
npm install sqlite3  # for sqlite
npm install mariasql # for mariasql

Configuration

The following settings are required.

// for postgres
exports.db = {
  url: 'postgres://127.0.0.1:5432/',
  name: 'users',
  collection: 'my_user_table'  // table name
};

// for mysql
// exports.db = {
//   url: 'mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/',
//   name: 'users',
//   collection: 'my_user_table'  // table name
// };

// for sqlite
// exports.db = {
//   url: 'sqlite://',
//   name: ':memory:',
//   collection: 'my_user_table'  // table name
// };

Features

1. Create user

adapter.save(name, email, pass, callback)

• name: String - i.e. 'john'
• email: String - i.e. 'john@email.com'
• pass: String - i.e. 'password123'
• callback: Function - callback(err, user) where user is the new user now in our database.

The user object has the following properties

• _id: unique id
• name: username chosen during sign up
• email: email that was provided at the beginning
• salt: salt generated by crypto.randomBytes()
• derived_key: password hash generated by pbkdf2
• signupTimestamp: Date object to remember when the user signed up
• signupToken: unique token sent to user's email for email verification
• signupTokenExpires: Date object usually 24h ahead of signupTimestamp
• failedLoginAttempts: save failed login attempts during login process, default is 0

adapter.save('john', 'john@email.com', 'secret', function(err, user) {
  if (err) console.log(err);
  console.log(user);
  // {
  //   _id: 1,
  //   name: 'john',
  //   email: 'john@email.com',
  //   derived_key: 'c4c7a83f7b3936437798316d4c7b8c7b731a55dc',
  //   salt: 'ff449a4980a58a80c4ed80bddd34b8c9',
  //   signupToken: '13eefbe7-6bc8-43f5-b27f-0bf0ca98b8db',
  //   signupTimestamp: Fri Apr 11 2014 21:37:47 GMT+0200 (CEST),
  //   signupTokenExpires: Sat Apr 12 2014 21:37:47 GMT+0200 (CEST),
  //   failedLoginAttempts: 0,
  //   emailVerificationTimestamp: null,
  //   emailVerified: null,
  //   pwdResetToken: null,
  //   pwdResetTokenExpires: null,
  //   accountLocked: null,
  //   accountLockedUntil: null,
  //   previousLoginTime: null,
  //   previousLoginIp: null,
  //   currentLoginTime: null,
  //   currentLoginIp: null
  // }
});

2. Find user

adapter.find(match, query, callback)

• match: String - one of the following: 'name', 'email' or 'signupToken'
• query: String - corresponds to match, i.e. 'john@email.com'
• callback: Function - callback(err, user)

adapter.find('name', 'john', function(err, user) {
  if (err) console.log(err);
  console.log(user);
  // {
  //   _id: 1,
  //   name: 'john',
  //   email: 'john@email.com',
  //   derived_key: '75b43d8393715cbf476ee55b12f888246d7f7015',
  //   salt: 'f39f9a5104e5ae61347dced750b63b16',
  //   signupToken: '6c93c6f8-06b6-4c6d-be58-1e89e8590d0f',
  //   signupTimestamp: Fri Apr 11 2014 21:39:28 GMT+0200 (CEST),
  //   signupTokenExpires: Sat Apr 12 2014 21:39:28 GMT+0200 (CEST),
  //   failedLoginAttempts: 0,
  //   emailVerificationTimestamp: null,
  //   emailVerified: null,
  //   pwdResetToken: null,
  //   pwdResetTokenExpires: null,
  //   accountLocked: null,
  //   accountLockedUntil: null,
  //   previousLoginTime: null,
  //   previousLoginIp: null,
  //   currentLoginTime: null,
  //   currentLoginIp: null
  // }
});

3. Update user

adapter.update(user, callback)

• user: Object - must have _id key
• callback: Function - callback(err, user) - user is the updated user object

// get a user from db first
adapter.find('name', 'john', function(err, user) {
  if (err) console.log(err);

  // add some new properties to our existing user
  user.firstOldKey = 'and some value';
  user.secondOldKey = true;

  // save updated user to db
  adapter.update(user, function(err, user) {
    if (err) console.log(err);
    // ...
  });
});

4. Delete user

adapter.remove(name, callback)

• name: String
• callback: Function - callback(err, res) - res is true if everything went fine

adapter.remove('john', function(err, res) {
  if (err) console.log(err);
  console.log(res);
  // true
});

Test

grunt

License

MIT