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@nestjs-shopify/auth
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An OAuth setup for NestJS using Shopify's [@shopify/shopify-node-api](https://github.com/Shopify/shopify-node-api) package. Allows for online and offline auth using this module.
An OAuth setup for NestJS using Shopify's @shopify/shopify-node-api package. Allows for online and offline auth using this module.
Install package using NPM:
npm install @nestjs-shopify/auth
or using Yarn:
yarn add @nestjs-shopify/auth
Make sure you have your Shopify context initialized:
npm install @nestjs-shopify/express @nestjs-shopify/core
Note
Install
@nestjs-shopify/express
if you are using Express, or@nestjs-shopify/fastify
if you are using Fastify.
See @nestjs-shopify/express
usage: https://github.com/nestjs-shopify/nestjs-shopify/tree/main/packages/express
@nestjs-shopify/auth
supports either Token Exchange or Authorization Code Grant Flow.
The choice of auth strategy is configured by setting the authStrategy
argument to either AuthStrategy.TokenExchange
or AuthStrategy.AuthorizationCode
. If not set, this property defaults to AuthStrategy.AuthorizationCode
due to backwards compatibility.
From any module, import the ShopifyAuthModule
using forRootOnline
, forRootOffline
, forRootAsyncOnline
or forRootAsyncOffline
and set the authStrategy
argument to AuthStrategy.TokenExchange
:
// app.module.ts
import { AuthStrategy, ShopifyAuthModule } from '@nestjs-shopify/auth';
@Module({
imports: [
ShopifyAuthModule.forRootOnline(AuthStrategy.TokenExchange, {
returnHeaders: true,
}),
],
})
export class AppModule {}
Or using useFactory
/useClass
/useExisting
:
// app.module.ts
import { AuthStrategy, ShopifyAuthModule } from '@nestjs-shopify/auth';
@Module({
imports: [
ShopifyAuthModule.forRootAsyncOnline(AuthStrategy.TokenExchange, {
useFactory: () => ({
returnHeaders: true,
}),
}),
],
})
export class AppModule {}
You can provide an injectable that will be called after a token exchange for an offline or online auth was successful:
// auth-handler/auth-handler.module.ts
import { MyAuthHandler } from './my-auth.handler';
@Module({
providers: [MyAuthHandler],
exports: [MyAuthHandler],
})
export class AuthHandlerModule {}
// auth-handler/my-auth.handler.ts
@Injectable()
export class MyAuthHandler implements ShopifyAuthTokenExchangeAfterHandler {
constructor(private readonly tokenExchangeService: ShopifyTokenExchangeService) {}
async afterAuth({ session, sessionToken }: ShopifyAuthTokenExchangeAfterHandlerParams) {
if (session.isOnline) {
try {
const offlineSession = await this.tokenExchangeService.exchangeToken(sessionToken, session.shop, AccessMode.Offline);
// store session
} catch (e) {
/* empty */
}
}
}
}
and provide and inject it to your ShopifyAuthModule
:
// app.module.ts
import { AuthStrategy, ShopifyAuthModule } from '@nestjs-shopify/auth';
import { AuthHandlerModule } from './auth-handler/auth-handler.module';
import { MyAuthHandler } from './auth-handler/my-auth.handler';
@Module({
imports: [
ShopifyAuthModule.forRootAsyncOnline(AuthStrategy.TokenExchange, {
imports: [AuthHandlerModule],
useFactory: (afterAuthHandler: MyAuthHandler) => ({
returnHeaders: true,
afterAuthHandler,
}),
inject: [MyAuthHandler],
}),
],
})
export class AppModule {}
From any module, import the ShopifyAuthModule
using forRootOnline
, forRootOffline
, forRootAsyncOnline
or forRootAsyncOffline
and set the authStrategy
to AUTHORIZATION_CODE_FLOW
:
// app.module.ts
import { AuthStrategy, ShopifyAuthModule } from '@nestjs-shopify/auth';
@Module({
imports: [
ShopifyAuthModule.forRootOnline(AuthStrategy.AuthorizationCode, {
basePath: 'user',
}),
],
})
export class AppModule {}
Or using useFactory
/useClass
/useExisting
:
// app.module.ts
import { AuthStrategy, ShopifyAuthModule } from '@nestjs-shopify/auth';
@Module({
imports: [
ShopifyAuthModule.forRootAsyncOnline(AuthStrategy.AuthorizationCode, {
useFactory: () => ({
basePath: 'user',
}),
}),
],
})
export class AppModule {}
You can provide an injectable that can handle the redirection or any other setup you want after an offline or online auth was successful:
// auth-handler/auth-handler.module.ts
import { MyAuthHandler } from './my-auth.handler';
@Module({
providers: [MyAuthHandler],
exports: [MyAuthHandler],
})
export class AuthHandlerModule {}
// auth-handler/my-auth.handler.ts
@Injectable()
export class MyAuthHandler implements ShopifyAuthAfterHandler {
async afterAuth(req: Request, res: Response, session: Session) {
// implement your logic after a successful auth.
// you can check `session.isOnline` to see if it was an online auth or offline auth.
}
}
and provide and inject it to your ShopifyAuthModule
:
// app.module.ts
import { AuthStrategy, ShopifyAuthModule } from '@nestjs-shopify/auth';
import { AuthHandlerModule } from './auth-handler/auth-handler.module';
import { MyAuthHandler } from './auth-handler/my-auth.handler';
@Module({
imports: [
ShopifyAuthModule.forRootAsyncOnline(AuthStrategy.AuthorizationCode, {
imports: [AuthHandlerModule],
useFactory: (afterAuthHandler: MyAuthHandler) => ({
basePath: 'user',
afterAuthHandler,
}),
inject: [MyAuthHandler],
}),
],
})
export class AppModule {}
You can also use useClass
and useExisting
to register the ShopifyAuthModule
.
You can also register both auth modes using the same Module:
// app.module.ts
import { AuthStrategy, ShopifyAuthModule } from '@nestjs-shopify/auth';
import { AuthHandlerModule } from './auth-handler/auth-handler.module';
import { MyAuthHandler } from './auth-handler/my-auth.handler';
@Module({
imports: [
ShopifyAuthModule.forRootAsyncOnline(AuthStrategy.AuthorizationCode, {
imports: [AuthHandlerModule],
useFactory: (afterAuthHandler: MyAuthHandler) => ({
basePath: 'user',
afterAuthHandler,
}),
inject: [MyAuthHandler],
}),
ShopifyAuthModule.forRootAsyncOffline(AuthStrategy.AuthorizationCode, {
imports: [AuthHandlerModule],
useFactory: (afterAuthHandler: MyAuthHandler) => ({
basePath: 'shop',
afterAuthHandler,
}),
inject: [MyAuthHandler],
}),
],
})
export class AppModule {}
Now, with this AppModule
configured, if you want to install an App and store the offline access token in your DB, or Redis, or whatever storage you prefer, just visit /shop/auth?shop=<yourshopname>.myshopify.com
. And if you want to create short-lived online access token, for instance, to only perform one-off requests to Shopify Admin GraphQL, you can visit /user/auth?shop=<yourshopname>.myshopify.com
.
When ShopifyAuthModule
is setup, you can use @UseShopifyAuth()
to require online or offline session in Controllers or specific routes. Example:
import { AccessMode, CurrentSession, UseShopifyAuth } from '@nestjs-shopify/auth';
import { Controller, Get } from '@nestjs/common';
import { Session } from '@shopify/shopify-api';
@UseShopifyAuth(AccessMode.Online)
@Controller()
export class ProductsController {
@Get('products')
index(@CurrentSession() session: Session) {
// do something
}
@Get('products/:id')
// Overriding the controller access mode:
@UseShopifyAuth(AccessMode.Offline)
show(@CurrentSession() session: Session, @Param('id') productId: string) {
// do something
}
}
FAQs
An OAuth setup for NestJS using Shopify's [@shopify/shopify-node-api](https://github.com/Shopify/shopify-node-api) package. Allows for online and offline auth using this module.
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