sosa_session
connect/express-style session middleware for apps that don't use connect/express
Pluggable storage
sosa_session
uses a memory store out of the box. It has limitations:
- not persistent through web server restarts
- if you run multiple web servers, each server will have its own set of sessions (which might be fine if you have "sticky" sessions configured on your load balancer)
However pluggable storage is supported through sosa so you might want to use that for production. See example below for using redis as a store.
middler
Simple example withvar middler = require('middler')
, server = require('http').createServer()
var sosa_session = require('sosa_session')();
// use as middleware
middler(server)
.add(sosa_session)
.add(function (req, res, next) {
// req.session now available
// also req.sessionID
})
Options
sess()
can be passed these options:
-
key
(String, default:sosa_session
) - cookie name (can also be passed asoptions.cookie.name
) -
cookie
(Object, default:{httpOnly: true, path: '/'}
) - options to pass to cookie, and additionally supported are: -alwaysSet
(Boolean, default:false
) - always issueSet-Cookie
header -
sessions
(sosa collection, default: memory store) - pass a sosa collection to achieve persistence or clustering (see redis example below)
connect/express compatibility
req.session
with sess
acts pretty much like it does in connect/express.
It may even be compatible with some middleware that expects connect.session
in
the middleware stack. Disclaimer: I haven't tested the compatibility very thoroughly.
Using redis as a store
sosa_session
uses a sosa collection to store
sessions, which can be passed with options.sessions
. Any sosa store, such
as sosa_redis can be used to
store sessions:
var client = require('redis').createClient()
, middler = require('middler')
, server = require('http').createServer()
// create a modeler-redis collection for sessions
var sessions = require('sosa_redis')({
client: client,
prefix: 'myapp'
})('sessions');
// pass that to sosa_session
var sosa_session = require('sosa_session')({
sessions: sessions
});
// use as middleware
middler(server)
.add(sosa_session)
.add(function (req, res, next) {
// req.session now available
// also req.sessionID
})
Terra Eclipse
Developed byTerra Eclipse, Inc. is a nationally recognized political technology and strategy firm located in Aptos, CA and Washington, D.C.
License: MIT
- Copyright (C) 2016 Carlos Rodriguez (http://s8f.org/)
- Copyright (C) 2016 Terra Eclipse, Inc. (http://www.terraeclipse.com/)
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