Chenye,
Sajak is authentication agnostic. The only special case is basic auth,
where it will parse the base64 credentials into a username and
password. All other schemes pass the scheme name and token, so for
oauth, your user authenticate method would look like this:
User.prototype.authenticate = function(auth, cb) {
// for oauth:
// auth.scheme == "oauth"
// auth.token == "<user-oauth-token>"
}
Jed
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 9:44 AM, 梁辰晔 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, only basic user/password authentication now,
> are you plan to support openid, oauth and the others?
>
> 在 2012年4月19日 下午9:26，Jed Schmidt <[email protected]>写道：
>>
>> Hey all, good evening from Tokyo.
>>
>> I've been working on a REST API facelift recently for a client, and
>> extracted out what I learned into a library.
>>
>> It's called Sajak: Simple Authenticated JSON API Kit.
>>
>> It's a zero-dependency (but Express/Connect compatible) module in ~270
>> LOC that turns a collection of model constructors into an http
>> listener that handles HATEOAS-friendly resolution, routing,
>> authentication, and authorization for you, like this:
>>
>> ```
>> var http = require("http")
>> , sajak = require("sajak")
>> , server = http.createServer()
>>
>> function User(){ ... }
>> User.prototype = {
>> authenticate: function(auth, cb){ ... },
>> save: function(cb){ ... },
>> fetch: function(cb){ ... }
>> }
>>
>> function TodoItem(){ ... }
>> TodoItem.prototype = {
>> authorize: function(user, action, cb){ ... },
>> save: function(cb){ ... },
>> fetch: function(cb){ ... },
>> destroy: function(cb){ ... }
>> }
>>
>> server.on("request", sajak([User, TodoItem]).router)
>> server.listen(3000)
>> ```
>>
>> Sajak wires everything up so that you don't have to pepper your routes
>> with redundant/tedious/error-prone
>> authentication/authorization/resolution logic. It's useful as a
>> JSON-only API framework, or as a drop-in replacement for your
>> Express/Connect API router.
>>
>> Check it out on Github:
>>
>> https://github.com/jed/sajak
>>
>> Any and all feedback appreciated:
>>
>> http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3862841
>>
>> Jed Schmidt
>> http://jed.is
>>
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