@http-ext/plugin-auth
A auth plugin for HttpExt.
This plugin takes care of handling authorization by:
- adding the
Authorization
header with the given token automatically for each request matching a custom condition, - triggering a custom token expiration logic on
401 Unauthorized
http responses.
This plugins helps avoiding all the http interceptor boilerplate required to add the authorization token and detect token expiration.
Using matchers like matchOrigin
, we'll ensure that the token is sent to the right API.
This also helps using different tokens for different APIs in the same app.
Requirements
The plugin requires @http-ext/core
and @http-ext/angular
to be installed.
Installation
yarn add @http-ext/plugin-cache @http-ext/core
or
npm install @http-ext/plugin-cache @http-ext/core
Usage
import { HttpExtModule } from '@http-ext/angular';
import { createAuthPlugin } from '@http-ext/plugin-auth';
@NgModule({
declarations: [AppComponent],
imports: [
BrowserModule,
HttpClientModule,
HttpExtModule.forRoot({
deps: [AuthService],
config: (authService: AuthService) =>
createAuthPlugin({
shouldHandleRequest: matchOrigin('https://secure-origin.com'),
token: authService.getToken(),
onUnauthorized: () => authService.markTokenExpired()
})
})
],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule {}
Available options
You can give a partial configuration object it will be merged with default values.
Property | Type | Required | Default value | Description |
---|
token | Observable<string> | Yes | undefined | The bearer token that will be added to every matching request in the Authorization header. |
onUnauthorized | OnUnauthorized | No | undefined | A function executed when an unauthorized response is thrown. |
shouldHandleRequest | RequestCondition | No | matchOrigin('https://my-origin.com') | Predicate function to know which request the plugin should handle. |
To know more about the shouldHandleRequest
property check-out the conditional handling section.