express

问题 I'd like to secure a restful Api, and I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible, as well as being stateless. What is the optimal way to store, generate, and authenticate api keys? I was thinking about generating keys with node-uuid, storing them in redis, and then authenticating them with passport-apikeys. Would this work? Or is there another optimal solution that I'm missing. I have been reading up on this a good amount, but a lot of resources are missing the actually implementation, like

问题 I'd like to secure a restful Api, and I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible, as well as being stateless. What is the optimal way to store, generate, and authenticate api keys? I was thinking about generating keys with node-uuid, storing them in redis, and then authenticating them with passport-apikeys. Would this work? Or is there another optimal solution that I'm missing. I have been reading up on this a good amount, but a lot of resources are missing the actually implementation, like

问题 I'd like to secure a restful Api, and I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible, as well as being stateless. What is the optimal way to store, generate, and authenticate api keys? I was thinking about generating keys with node-uuid, storing them in redis, and then authenticating them with passport-apikeys. Would this work? Or is there another optimal solution that I'm missing. I have been reading up on this a good amount, but a lot of resources are missing the actually implementation, like

问题 What is the purpose of serializing/deserializing users into the session when using PassportJS? I worked with JSP before and there seems to be no notion of these things. 回答1: It controls how the user instance gets saved to your session store (such as connect-redis). I'm no expert on JSP, but I imagine there's some sort of ISerializable interface that classes must implement, which would be a rough equivalent. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18640117/purpose-of-serializing-deserializing

问题 How can I receive the values of the radio buttons and a select list and put it on the file name? This is the function that will be using the values : router.get('/import', function(req, res, next) { var csvStream = fastCsv() .on('data', function(data) { var report = new csvUploads({ jirakey: data[0], status: data[1], priority: data[2], validity: data[3], type: data[4], month: data[5], defectCategory: data[6], defectSubCategory: data[7] }); report.save(function(error) { console.log(report); if

问题 How can I receive the values of the radio buttons and a select list and put it on the file name? This is the function that will be using the values : router.get('/import', function(req, res, next) { var csvStream = fastCsv() .on('data', function(data) { var report = new csvUploads({ jirakey: data[0], status: data[1], priority: data[2], validity: data[3], type: data[4], month: data[5], defectCategory: data[6], defectSubCategory: data[7] }); report.save(function(error) { console.log(report); if

问题 I'm trying to reload the browser page when the underlying data model changes: var request = require('request'); var express = require('express'); var app = express(); var bodyParser = require('body-parser'); app.set('view engine', 'ejs'); app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false })); var requests; app.get('/', function(req, res) { res.render('index', { requests: requests }); }); app.listen(3000); ...and later when requests data model changes: request.get('localhost:3000/', function

问题 I am currently rolling back from mongoose to node-mongodb-native. So I am quite new at this topic. However my issue currently is that want to create a database collection on server start which I then can use through the application. Unfortunately I only find examples in the repository where you only can do database actions directly in the callback of the connect function. docs: var mongodb = require("mongodb"), mongoServer = new mongodb.Server('localhost', 27017), dbConnector = new mongodb.Db

问题 I am currently rolling back from mongoose to node-mongodb-native. So I am quite new at this topic. However my issue currently is that want to create a database collection on server start which I then can use through the application. Unfortunately I only find examples in the repository where you only can do database actions directly in the callback of the connect function. docs: var mongodb = require("mongodb"), mongoServer = new mongodb.Server('localhost', 27017), dbConnector = new mongodb.Db

问题 I am currently using Express 4 and Node 8 in a project of mine. I want to be able to log certain things that occur in the app and have the session ID serve as the way to link a chain of logs together. I am using winston for logging. The Question : How can I access this session ID from anywhere in the app so that it can be included in logs? I understand that you can't just set the session id to a global variable since incoming subsequent requests will override whatever is set. Additionally, I