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@crossroad/manager
Advanced tools
import { createExtension } from '@crossroad/client'
createExtension({
// Target a @crossroad API server:
endpoint: 'http://crossroad-server.com',
token: 'extension-secret-token',
// Describe your extension:
name: 'Foo',
secret: 'xxx',
// Variables can be used in the definition as first class placeholders
variables: [
{ name: 'var1', value: 'xxx' },
{ name: 'var2', value: 'yyy' },
],
// Headers are prepended to each endpoint definition, value can use variables
variables: [
{ name: 'x-foo', value: 'var1' },
{ name: 'x-aaa', value: '{{ var1 }}/{{ var2 }}' },
],
// Extension definition as in @marcopeg/graphql-extension
definition: { ... },
})
Used by @crossroad to generate a meta.signature
token that can be verified by the client.
You can then protect your routes with extension.createMiddleware()
Every item that you define into variables
will be available for templating in the rest of
the definition, along with the values that are provided by the @crossroad
server at evaluation time.
import { runQuery } from '@crossroad/client'
runQuery({
query: 'query foo (@name: String!) { Ext1 { name(name:$name) }}',
variables: { name: 'foo' },
endpoint: 'http://crossroad-server.com',
headers: {
'x-grapi-origin': 'client token'
},
})
Custom error utility that play nicely with an Express error handler.
(to be completed)
FAQs
Regulates access to a Crossroad server via JWT Tokens
We found that @crossroad/manager 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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