implementing the authservice.

    import { AuthService } from '@codedevbrad/authservice';

    AuthService.initialiseAuthService({
        authProvider: 'jwt' , 
        app: app , 
        path: '/auth' , 
        extendModel: {
            isAdmin: { type: Boolean } , 
            email: { type: String }
        },
        register: {
            type: 'basic',
            emailSender: 'codedevbrad@gmail.com'
        }
    });

    AuthService.initialiseJWTProvider({
        secret: '12345'
    });

perams	options	description
authProvider	'jwt'	'auth0'
app	link to	the express() object
path	'/auth'	the api path needed to access the auth service
extendModel	@object	add additional model fields
register	@object	extending how you interact with the register handler

using the different strategy providers.

JWT

    import { JWTMiddleware } from '@codedevbrad/authservice';
    const { authenticateToken , authenticateTokenMiddleware } = JWTMiddleware;

what authenticateToken and authenticateTokenMiddleware does.

implementing these.

interacting with the Auth db User.

    import { AuthUser , AuthUserQueries } from '@codedevbrad/authservice';

purpose of AuthUser and AuthUserQueries.

Giving the service access to the express Object.

import express , { Application , Request , Response , NextFunction } from 'express';  
const app = express();

import { AuthService } from '@codedevbrad/authservice';

AuthService.initialiseAuthService({
        authProvider: 'jwt' , 
        app: app
});

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choosing your DB API path.

extending the db model.

extending the register handler.

issues so far.

• can't make mongoose queries when the service is imported as an Npm package.
  • seems like https://www.npmjs.com/package/parent-require might fix the issue.
  • the issue seems to be caused by having mongoose installed in both the parent project and the auth package. I think the issue seems to only crop up when doing npm link.

implementng these.