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Create json-based token, encrypt/decrypt token at other server
###
Primary-Server
server1.com
###
AuthCrypto = require "authcrypto"
AuthCrypto.password = "MySercretP@ssword"
HomeController =
adminExampleAtServer2:
userData =
id: req.user.id
username: req.user.id + "@server1.com"
name: req.user.getFullName()
avatar: req.user.getAvatar()
role: req.user.role || "user"
token = AuthCrypto.encrypt userData
url = "http://server2.com/auth/crypto?redirect=/admin/example&token=" + token
return res.redirect url
###
Slave-Server
server2.com
###
AuthCrypto = require "authcrypto"
AuthCrypto.password = "MySercretP@ssword"
AdminController =
example: (req, res) ->
return res.badRequest {err: "auth"} if !req.user
return res.json {secret:"information"}
AuthController =
crypto: (req, res) ->
converter = ()->
return {
id: rawData.username
fullname: rawData.name
image: rawData.avatar
role: if rawData.role == 'root' then 'admin' : 'user'
}
AuthCrypto.controller req, res, User, converter
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Create json-based token, encrypt/decrypt token at other server
The npm package authcrypto receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, authcrypto popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that authcrypto 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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