4q-node-ldap
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Expose our most used ldap functions as async/await for use across projects.
npm install 4q-node-ldap --save
const ldap = require('4q-node-ldap');
const ldapConn = await ldap.Connect(
'ldaps://ldaps.example.com',
'DC=example,DC=com',
'service-user@example.com',
'password',
{ /* tls options */ },
{ /* ldap options */ }
);
await ldapConn.authenticate('other-user@example.com', 'password');
await ldapConn.groups('other-user@example.com');
npm run build
Whenever this package is updated locally the changes will be available in the projects that are linked
Run the following command at the root of this package
npm link
In the project where you want to use this package link the npm package locally with
npm link 4q-node-ldap
Any changes made must first be built and then version increased before publishing
npm version major|minor|patch
npm login
npm publish
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LDAP functions
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