exegesis-passport

This package lets you use passport to authenticate requests in Exegesis.

1import passport from 'passport';
2import * as exegesisExpress from 'exegesis-express';
3import exegesisPassport from 'exegesis-passport';
4import { BasicStrategy } from 'passport-http';
5
6passport.use('basic', new BasicStrategy((username, password, done) => {
7    if(password === 'secret') {
8        done(null, {user: username});
9    } else {
10        done(null, false);
11    }
12}));
13
14async function createServer() {
15    const app = express();
16
17    app.use(passport.initialize());
18
19    app.use(await exegesisExpress.middleware(
20        path.resolve(__dirname, './openapi.yaml'),
21        {
22            // Other options go here...
23            authenticators: {
24                // Authenticate the "basicAuth" security scheme using passport's 'basic' strategy.
25                basicAuth: exegesisPassport('basic'),
26                // Uses Passport's build-in 'session' strategy.
27                sessionToken: exegesisPassport('session', {
28                    isPresent: (context) => !!context.req.session
29                })
30            }
31        }
32    ));
33
34    const server = http.createServer(app);
35    server.listen(3000);
36}

API

exegesisPassport(passport, strategyName[, options])

Returns an Exegesis authenticator that will authenticate against the given strategyName. This will not set the user in the session.

options.converter is a function(user, pluginContext) which takes in the user authenticated by passport and returns a {user, roles, scopes} object for Exegesis.

options.isPresent is a function(pluginContext, authInfo) which returns true if the given security credentials are present, and false otherwise. Passport does not distinguish between an authentication attempt which did provide credentials and an authentication attempt which provided incorrect credentials, but Exegesis does. If this option is missing, then exgesis-passport will attempt to work out of the field is present, but in most cases this will end up with exegesis-passport treating missing credentials the same as bad credentials.

If options.passportOptions if provided, this will be passed to the passport strategy when it is run.

exegesisPassport(strategy[, options])

You can pass a Passport strategy directly to Exegesis to use the strategy without even having Passport installed:

1const basicStrategy = new BasicStrategy((username, password, done) => {
2    if(password === 'secret') {
3        done(null, {user: username});
4    } else {
5        done(null, false);
6    }
7});
8
9exegesisOptions.authenticators = {
10    basicAuth: exegesisPassport(basicStrategy)
11}

options are the same as for exegesisPassport(passport, strategyName[, options]).

Passport

Want to learn more about passport? API docs here.