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Supplies an express middleware function that determines whether an HTTP request needs further authentication
Supplies an Express middleware function that flags specified paths to which one can then react to differently than other paths. A common use-case for this package is identifying when and when not to require user authorization on an express server. Though this is the purpose for building this package, it has been abstracted to be more versatile.
options
- The options parameter is an object that may include any of the following properties: (NOTE: only the properties supplied will take effect. For example, An object with only a base_path property will do nothing.)
const auth = require('authorize-me');
app.use(auth.check({
base_path: '/domains/foo/bar',
GET: ['/:baz/logs'],
PUT: ['/:baz'],
POST: ['/'],
DELETE: ['/:baz'],
execute: () => console.log('Function executed')
}));
Any of the paths mentioned in the options passed in to the middleware function will cause the function to be executed and print "Function executed" to the console. The property "flagged" will appear on the request object with the following schema:
{
[req.method]: [req.path]
}
If the request method and/or path do not match those specified, the "flagged" property will be null.
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Supplies an express middleware function that determines whether an HTTP request needs further authentication
We found that authorize-me 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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