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@acastellon/rest
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Module to encapsulate the common configuration of a base WS based in REST (HTTPS)
Example Code to use this module:
const SERVER = require('./config.server.js');
const AUTH = require('./config.auth.js');
const API = require('./api.js');
const rest = require('@acastellon/rest')(SERVER, AUTH, API);
rest.run();
you can pass a function to be executed after the initialization of the server
rest.run(callback())
rest.run(() => { .. })
Example of configuration files required:
module.exports = {
/*
Switch between HTTP and
HTTPS server (it's activated when this parameter is defined
indicating where are stored the certificate files)
*/
CERTIFICATION_PATH : '/opt/<project>/Certificate'
/* listener port */
,PORT : 7000
/* file used by CORS to allows requst to the server */
,WHITELIST : './whitelist'
/* location of the static files if is needed */
,STATIC_PATH : '/html' //null = no static files where associated
}
module.exports = {
url: 'ldap://<address>:389'
,DOMAIN: '<domain>'
,baseDN: 'DC=<>,DC=<>>'
,username: '<username>'
,password: '<password>'
,CNAME: '<server.ip-or-dns.name>'
,passToken: '<passphrase-optional>' /* if doesn't exists the module generates ones automatically */
,EXPIRES: 86400 /* expires in 24 hours */
, AUTH_TYPE : 'NTLM' /* NTLM, JWT or NONE */
,MOCKUP_USERS : ['acastellon']
,MOCKUP_ROLES : ['User','Admin']
,ROLES : { /* LDAP Roles to match */
'User': '<LDAP> USER '
, 'Admin': '<LDAP> ADMINISTRATOR '
, 'Viewer': '<LDAP> VIEWER '
}
}
- See the api.template.js as a reference to implement the logic.
Security files required:
Other files required:
FAQs
REST (HTTPS) based in Express
We found that @acastellon/rest demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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