cl-auth-js

Common Library Authentication Package for nodejs. This npm package is used to generate authentication headers using the Stormpath's SAuthc1 algorithm.

Usage

If you want to use the signer, you must import it and invoke the sign function like the example below:

    const require('path/to/sauthc1');

    let headers = {};
    let requestURL = 'https://api.stormpath.com/v1/';
    let method = 'get';
    let body = '';
    let date = new Date(Date.UTC(2013, 6, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0));
    let credentials = {apiKeyId: 'MyId', apiSecretKey: 'Shush!'};
    let nonce = 'a43a9d25-ab06-421e-8605-33fd1e760825';

    let authHeader = sautchc1.sign(headers, method, requestURL, body, date, credentials, nonce);

    console.log(authHeader);

    /*
        Result:
        'SAuthc1 sauthc1Id=MyId/20130701/a43a9d25-ab06-421e-8605-33fd1e760825/sauthc1_request, ' +
        'sauthc1SignedHeaders=host;x-stormpath-date, ' +
        'sauthc1Signature=990a95aabbcbeb53e48fb721f73b75bd3ae025a2e86ad359d08558e1bbb9411c'
    */

If you want to import the apiKeyService, you must set the following environment variables:

$ export CL_AUTH_PASSPHRASE=
$ export CL_REDIS_PORT=

In case you want to use the sauthc1_cli:

$ npm install
$ chmod +x bin/sauthc1_cli
$ ./bin/sauthc1_cli -h

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cl-auth-js

Usage