Really simple basic mock for LDAP server. Use it to mock an LDAP server for authenticating applications. This should not be used in production environment, it is just for test purpose, nothing more.
npm install ldap-server-mock
Start a fake LDAP server with the following command:
node node_modules/ldap-server-mock/server.js --conf=/tmp/ldap-server-mock-conf.json --database=/tmp/users.json
With:
- --conf The path to the JSON file containing server configuration (see below)
- --database The path to the JSON file containing the database of users (see below)
Nb: If process is launched as a sub process it will send a message to its parent process when starting:
{status: 'started'}The server configuration must be a simple JSON file.
{
"port": 3004, // The port the server will listen to (default to 3004)
"userLoginAttribute": "cn", // The name of the LDAP attribute holding the user login (default to cn)
"searchBase": "dc=test", // The search base used by the client to fetch user trying to connect (default to dc=test)
"searchFilter": "(&(objectclass=person)(cn={{username}}))" // The search filter used to fetch user trying to connect with the placeholder {{username}} (default to (&(objectclass=person)(cn={{username}})))
}The database user must be a simple JSON file containing an array of users. Each user must have an attribute used to authenticate himself with the same name as defined by server configuration userLoginAttribute. A user can also have any number of other attributes which will all be returned.
[
{
"dn": "cn=user,dc=test", // A valid DN (Distinguished Name)
"cn": "user-login", // The attribute corresponding to server configuration "userLoginAttribute"
"attribute1": "value1",
"attribute2": "value2",
[...]
}
]Maintainer: Veo-Labs