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Comparing version 0.0.5 to 0.0.6

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package.json
{
"name": "bearer",
"version": "0.0.5",
"version": "0.0.6",
"description": "Bearer authentication module using token and Authorization HTTP header",

@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "bearer.js",

@@ -5,7 +5,11 @@ BearerJS

NodeJS/ExpressJS module for Bearer/Token authentication.
Often used for RESTful API, Smartphones etc to authenticate users without active session
Usage
=====
In your ExpressJS application init script, add the following before setting any other route:
On your NodeJS app
------------------
In your ExpressJS application init script, add the following before setting any other route. You will notice that you are free to create token content as you like.
```javascript

@@ -54,1 +58,32 @@ var bearer = require('bearer');

```
Settings passed to BearerJS:
* app: Your expressJS app object. We will add one route (default /token) and middleware for processing requests to it
* serverKey: This is token encryption key. PLEASE PLEASE chnage it in your application
* tokenURL: We will add this route for POST method as end point for user authentication to generate token
* createToken: Use this function to generate any token content you might need. Token will be encrypted and sent back as response from tokenURL request
* validateToken: This method will provide you with decrypted token from request. Use it wizely to verify that it is ok
* afterAuthorized: Sometimes you will not want to rely only on token validation. Once request is validated using token, you do additional check (perhaps check status in db etc.)
* secureRoutes: Just add routes you want to have secured
On your Client app
------------------
You need to get your token first. Probably during application startup or login
POST http://yoururl/token
Use whatever x-www-form-urlencoded parameters that your "createToken" function will use to validate user credentials and create token.
When you get back response containing token similar to:
```javascript
{
"access_token": "U2FsdGVkX1+xSwd3f8WPCmM4WDOuZB1jblNArZEP/iKUu/ZF3+i9RZxGZuR5wnaMxw2wUjf4KbNQMjLderxDSTro2W9r7dbadltV+W1PbX3KTm5hbz4XYCdS7E4rlEALaKIBNyFyaBF9j8R+OpHEnddehW6pOAMfRmPPMqpfe20iIqdm3og+KZEU75qPXKZN04+XZGJFKpv557km0iF2KIBsYl4BrdeinJE4fU5wjvZMdv/C8u/hfRfFZZAGv9RC9TfEdD1HDvEynvtzwESuxdiqCOu6KPM4QoFTLHEo8Aj40WyoYEMFYPJOMI2fycej9SR5CcR/RJJFU6Q+IfKJ6cZIijpPnF6oYDqI/XbQYBV2fCEO3oTJeNxhaYpZaVBbRqV+AKasIGMonBK3rSeiHlPu9wLkfa6vZbDPqhKmZrAE6JrO8oaJJqogbu4TXu37Jw2qRLd0Z9IdZQT9EjjJPUJTfSljbM5YS3mLTfn+pjQ=",
"expDate": "2014-06-18 22:52:23"
}
```
You can use it in subsequential requests as part of your HTTP Header (dont forget the "Bearer " prefix)
Authorization=Bearer U2FsdGVkX1+xSwd3f8WPCmM4WDOuZB1jblNArZEP/iKUu/ZF3+i9RZxGZuR5wnaMxw2wUjf4KbNQMjLderxDSTro2W9r7dbadltV+W1PbX3KTm5hbz4XYCdS7E4rlEALaKIBNyFyaBF9j8R+OpHEnddehW6pOAMfRmPPMqpfe20iIqdm3og+KZEU75qPXKZN04+XZGJFKpv557km0iF2KIBsYl4BrdeinJE4fU5wjvZMdv/C8u/hfRfFZZAGv9RC9TfEdD1HDvEynvtzwESuxdiqCOu6KPM4QoFTLHEo8Aj40WyoYEMFYPJOMI2fycej9SR5CcR/RJJFU6Q+IfKJ6cZIijpPnF6oYDqI/XbQYBV2fCEO3oTJeNxhaYpZaVBbRqV+AKasIGMonBK3rSeiHlPu9wLkfa6vZbDPqhKmZrAE6JrO8oaJJqogbu4TXu37Jw2qRLd0Z9IdZQT9EjjJPUJTfSljbM5YS3mLTfn+pjQ=
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