vantage-auth-basic
Default authentication extension used by Vantage.js.
- Prompts user for usernames and passwords as specified on the Vantage server.
- Provides maximum retry option, and a retry timeout.
- Can lock users out after X amount of retries, with an unlock timeout.
This extension is required by Vantage on installation, so does not require a separate installation.
Usage
Normally Vantage.js auth extensions are used as follows:
var basicAuth = require("vantage-auth-basic");
vantage.auth(basicAuth, options);
Because this extension is built into vantage's release, you can use the string "basic"
instead:
npm install -g vantage
var users = [
{ user: "admin", pass: "4k#842jx!%s" },
{ user: "user", pass: "Unicorn11" }
];
var vantage = require("vantage")();
vantage.auth("basic", {
"users": users,
"retry": 3,
"retryTime": 500,
"deny": 1,
"unlockTime": 3000
});
Options
options.users
Accepts an array of objects with a user
and pass
property.
vantage.auth("basic", {
users: [
{ user: "admin", pass: "4k#842jx!%s" },
{ user: "user", pass: "Unicorn11" }
]
});
The logged in user can then be accessed in a Vantage command:
vantage
.command("whoami", "Outputs logged in user.")
.action(function(args, cb){
console.log("You are " + this.user);
cb();
});
options.retry
Specifies how many times one can enter the password wrong before being kicked out of the session.
vantage.auth("basic", { ... retry: 2 });
$ vantage 4000
user: user
pass: Unicorn12
Access denied
pass: Unicorn13
Access denied: too many login attempts.
$
$
Defaults to 3.
options.retryTime
Delay length in millis between login retries.
Defaults to 1000 millis.
options.deny
Number of kick-outs due to login failures permitted before the user is locked out for a given time.
Defaults to 3.
options.unlockTime
Timeout before user can attempt to login again after they have been locked out.
Defaults to 30000 millis.
License
MIT