passport-evernote-auth

passport-evernote-auth

Passport strategy for Evernote that includes request object passthrough.

Installation

npm install passport-evernote-auth

Usage

Aside from the standard required fields, this module allows to optionally have passport include the express request object into the verification function (through the first variable), as well as a flag to indicate if you need to use the evernote sandbox

Parameters:

• consumerKey - Evernote consumer key
• consumerSecret - Evernote consumer secret
• callbackURL - oauth callback url

Optional Parameters:

• passReqToCallback (default false) - directs passport to send the request object to the verfication callback
• useSandbox (default false) - directs the strategy to use evernote's sandbox instead of production

Examples

With request

const strategy = new EvernoteStrategy(
    {
        consumerKey: '<consumerKey>',
        consumerSecret: '<consumerSecret>',
        callbackURL: '<callbackURL>',
        passReqToCallback: true
    },
    async (request, accessToken, refreshToken, profile, done) => {
        
        done(null, <user.id>);
    }
);

With Sandbox

const strategy = new EvernoteStrategy(
    {
        consumerKey: '<consumerKey>',
        consumerSecret: '<consumerSecret>',
        callbackURL: '<callbackURL>',
        passReqToCallback: true,
        useSandbox: true
    },
    async (request, accessToken, refreshToken, profile, done) => {
        
        done(null, <user.id>);
    }
);

Without request

const strategy = new EvernoteStrategy(
    {
        consumerKey: '<consumerKey>',
        consumerSecret: '<consumerSecret>',
        callbackURL: '<callbackURL>',
        passReqToCallback: false //or omit this line
    },
    async (accessToken, refreshToken, profile, done) => {
        
        done(null, <user.id>);
    }
);

Profile Response:

{
    provider: 'evernote',           //provider
    userId: '612225',               //userId
    shard: 's1',                    //shard location of private notes
    expires: '1599323805658'        //unix timestamp of when the auth expires
}