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@mirrorworld/approval.middleware
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This middleware is used to authorize actions executed by users. This prevents external entities from performing actions on behalf of users. The way it works is that the user approves an action, which creates a token that is valid for 60 seconds on the Mirror World SSO.
This token should then be used to authenticate the user's action on the target service.
yarn add @mirrorworld/approval.middleware
import myRedisClient from '../path/to/redis';
import { ActionApprovalClient } from '@mirrorworld/approval.middleware';
const secret = process.env.MY_JWT_SECRET;
const algorithm = process.env.MY_JWT_ALGORITHM;
// 1. Create Action approval client
const approvalClient = new ActionApprovalClient({
redisClient: myRedisClient,
jwt: {
secret: secret,
algorithm: algorithm,
},
});
// 2. Create middleware instance
const approvalMiddleware = approvalClient.createValidateActionMiddleware(
'x-authorization-token',
'x-api-req-approval'
);
// 3. Add middleware to request
router.post('/v1/transfer', approvalMiddleware, async (req, res, next) => {
// Execute authorized action transfer
});
export type ActionType =
| 'mint_nft'
| 'update_nft'
| 'transfer_sol'
| 'transfer_spl_token'
| 'create_collection'
| 'create_sub_collection'
| 'list_nft'
| 'buy_nft'
| 'cancel_listing'
| 'update_listing'
| 'transfer_nft'
| 'interaction'
| 'create_marketplace'
| 'update_marketplace'
| 'transfer_bnb'
| 'transfer_matic'
| 'transfer_eth'
| 'transfer_erc20_token'
| 'sign_transaction'
| 'personal_sign'
| 'sign_typed_data'
| 'sign_typed_data_with_version';
FAQs
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We found that @mirrorworld/approval.middleware demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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