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/*
* Global Middleware Definitions
* -------------------------------------------------------------
* These middleware are applied, in order, before every request that
* Flitter handles, regardless of request type. Each middleware class
* can be referenced using Flitter's global mw() function, but you can
* also require() the class directly.
*
* Route-specific middleware should be specified in the corresponding
* routes file.
*/
const Middleware = [
// mw('MiddlewareName'),
]
module.exports = exports = Middleware

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/*
* HomeLogger Middleware
* -------------------------------------------------------------
* This is a sample middleware. It simply prints a console message when
* the route that it is tied to is accessed. By default, it is called if
* the '/' route is accessed. It can be injected in routes globally using
* the global mw() function.
*/
class HomeLogger {
/*
* Run the middleware test.
* This method is required by all Flitter middleware.
* It should either call the next function in the stack,
* or it should handle the response accordingly.
*/
test(req, res, next){
console.log("Home was accessed!")
/*
* Call the next function in the stack.
*/
next()
}
}
module.exports = HomeLogger

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/**
* @module flitter-auth/deploy/routing/middleware/RequireAuth
*/
/**
* This middleware is provided by Flitter-auth. It will redirect the user
* back to their previous location if the does not have the specified permission.
*
* @class
*/
class Permission {
/**
* Run the middleware's check. If an authenticated session exists and the user has the specified permission,
* let the request continue. If an authenticated session doesn't exist, write the destination to the
* session and redirect the user to the login page. If the permission doesn't exist, show a 401.
* @param {Express/Request} req - the incoming Express request
* @param {Express/Response} res - the corresponding Express response
* @param {Function} next - Express handler stack callback. This should be called if the middleware check passed to allow the request to continue.
* @param {string} permission - Name of the permission to require
*/
async test(req, res, next, permission){
if ( req.session && req.session.auth && (req.session.auth.authenticated === true || req.session.auth.user) ){
if ( req.session.auth.user.permissions && req.session.auth.user.permissions.includes(permission) ){
next()
}
else if ( req.session.auth.user.role ){
const Role = _flitter.model('auth:Role')
const role = await Role.findOne({name: req.session.auth.user.role})
if ( role.permissions.includes(permission) ){
next()
}
else {
return _flitter.error(res, 401, {reason: 'Insufficient user permissions.'})
}
}
else {
return _flitter.error(res, 401, {reason: 'Insufficient user permissions.'})
}
}
else {
req.session.destination = req.originalUrl
return res.redirect('/auth/login')
}
}
}
module.exports = Permission

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/**
* @module flitter-auth/deploy/routing/middleware/RequireAuth
*/
/**
* This middleware is provided by Flitter-auth. It will redirect the user
* back to their previous location if the does not contain a user object.
*
* @class
*/
class RequireAuth {
/**
* Run the middleware's check. If an authenticated session exists, let the request continue.
* If an authenticated session doesn't exist, write the destination to the session and redirect
* the user to the login page.
* @param {Express/Request} req - the incoming Express request
* @param {Express/Response} res - the corresponding Express response
* @param {Function} next - Express handler stack callback. This should be called if the middleware check passed to allow the request to continue.
*/
test(req, res, next){
if ( req.session && req.session.auth && (req.session.auth.authenticated === true || req.session.auth.user) ){
/*
* Call the next function in the stack.
*/
next()
}
else {
req.session.destination = req.originalUrl
return res.redirect('/auth/login')
}
}
}
module.exports = RequireAuth

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/**
* @module flitter-auth/deploy/routing/middleware/RequireGuest
*/
/**
* This middleware is provided by Flitter-auth. It will redirect the user
* back to their previous location if the session contains the user object.
*
* @class
*/
class RequireGuest {
/**
* Run the middleware test. If an authenticated session exists, redirect the user to an error page.
* Otherwise, allow the request to continue.
* @param {Express/Request} req - the incoming Express request
* @param {Express/Response} res - the corresponding Express response
* @param {Function} next - The callback to continue the Express request handling stack. This is called if the middleware check passes.
*/
test(req, res, next){
if ( req.session && req.session.auth && (req.session.auth.authenticated === true || req.session.auth.user) ){
return _flitter.view(res, 'errors/requires_guest')
}
/*
* Call the next function in the stack.
*/
next()
}
}
module.exports = RequireGuest

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/**
* @module flitter-auth/deploy/routing/middleware/RequireAuth
*/
/**
* This middleware is provided by Flitter-auth. It will redirect the user
* back to their previous location if the does not have the specified role.
*
* @class
*/
class Role {
/**
* Run the middleware's check. If an authenticated session exists and the user has the specified role,
* let the request continue. If an authenticated session doesn't exist, write the destination to the
* session and redirect the user to the login page. If the role doesn't exist, show a 401.
* @param {Express/Request} req - the incoming Express request
* @param {Express/Response} res - the corresponding Express response
* @param {Function} next - Express handler stack callback. This should be called if the middleware check passed to allow the request to continue.
* @param {string} role - Name of the role to require
*/
test(req, res, next, role){
if ( req.session && req.session.auth && (req.session.auth.authenticated === true || req.session.auth.user) ){
if ( req.session.auth.user.role && req.session.auth.user.role === role ){
next()
}
else {
return _flitter.error(res, 401, {reason: 'Insufficient user permissions.'})
}
}
else {
req.session.destination = req.originalUrl
return res.redirect('/auth/login')
}
}
}
module.exports = Role

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/*
* v1 Routes
* -------------------------------------------------------------
* Put some description here!
*/
const v1 = {
/*
* Define the prefix applied to each of these routes.
* For example, if prefix is '/auth':
* '/' becomes '/auth'
* '/login' becomes '/auth/login'
*/
prefix: '/api/v1',
/*
* Define middleware that should be applied to all
* routes defined in this file. Middleware should be
* included using Flitter's global mw() function, but
* it can also be added directly using require().
*/
middleware: [
// mw('Middleware Name'),
],
/*
* Define GET routes.
* These routes are registered as GET methods.
* Handlers for these routes should be specified as
* an array of functions that are applied in order.
*
* mw() calls apply Flitter middleware
* controller() calls get methods in Flitter controllers
*/
get: {
// '/': [ controller('Controller_Name').handler_name ],
},
/*
* Define POST routes.
* These routes are registered as POST methods.
* Handlers for these routes should be specified as
* an array of functions that are applied in order.
*
* mw() calls apply Flitter middleware
* controller() calls get methods in Flitter controllers
*/
post: {
'/out/:key': [ _flitter.controller('api:v1').new_out ],
},
}
module.exports = v1

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/**
* @module flitter-auth/deploy/routing/routers/auth
*/
/**
* These are the route definitions for Flitter-auth.
* @type {Object}
*/
module.exports = exports = {
/*
* Define the prefix applied to each of these routes.
* For example, if prefix is '/auth':
* '/' becomes '/auth'
* '/login' becomes '/auth/login'
*/
prefix: '/auth',
/*
* Define GET routes.
* These routes are registered as GET methods.
* Handlers for these routes should be specified as
* an array of functions that are applied in order.
*
* mw() calls apply Flitter middleware
* controller() calls get methods in Flitter controllers
*/
get: {
'/register': [ _flitter.mw('auth:RequireGuest'), _flitter.controller('Auth').register_get ],
'/login': [ _flitter.mw('auth:RequireGuest'), _flitter.controller('Auth').login_get ],
'/logout': [ _flitter.mw('auth:RequireAuth'), _flitter.controller('Auth').logout ],
/*
* A placeholder dashboard.
*/
'/dash': [ _flitter.mw('auth:RequireAuth'), _flitter.controller('Auth').dash_get ]
},
/*
* Define POST routes.
* These routes are registered as POST methods.
* Handlers for these routes should be specified as
* an array of functions that are applied in order.
*
* mw() calls apply Flitter middleware
* controller() calls get methods in Flitter controllers
*/
post: {
'/register': [ _flitter.mw('auth:RequireGuest'), _flitter.controller('Auth').register_post ],
'/login': [ _flitter.mw('auth:RequireGuest'), _flitter.controller('Auth').login_post ],
},
}

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/*
* v1 Routes
* -------------------------------------------------------------
* Put some description here!
*/
const v1 = {
/*
* Define the prefix applied to each of these routes.
* For example, if prefix is '/auth':
* '/' becomes '/auth'
* '/login' becomes '/auth/login'
*/
prefix: '/dash/v1',
/*
* Define middleware that should be applied to all
* routes defined in this file. Middleware should be
* included using Flitter's global mw() function, but
* it can also be added directly using require().
*/
middleware: [
// mw('Middleware Name'),
_flitter.mw('auth:RequireAuth')
],
/*
* Define GET routes.
* These routes are registered as GET methods.
* Handlers for these routes should be specified as
* an array of functions that are applied in order.
*
* mw() calls apply Flitter middleware
* controller() calls get methods in Flitter controllers
*/
get: {
// '/': [ controller('Controller_Name').handler_name ],
'/': [ _flitter.controller('dash:v1').main ],
'/project/new': [ _flitter.controller('dash:v1').new_project_show ],
'/project/view/:id': [ _flitter.controller('dash:v1').project_view ],
'/out/view/:id': [ _flitter.controller('dash:v1').out_view ],
},
/*
* Define POST routes.
* These routes are registered as POST methods.
* Handlers for these routes should be specified as
* an array of functions that are applied in order.
*
* mw() calls apply Flitter middleware
* controller() calls get methods in Flitter controllers
*/
post: {
'/project/new': [ _flitter.controller('dash:v1').new_project_do ],
},
}
module.exports = v1

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/*
* Index Routes
* -------------------------------------------------------------
* This is a sample routes file. Routes and their handlers should be
* defined here, but no logic should occur.
*/
const index = {
/*
* Define the prefix applied to each of these routes.
* For example, if prefix is '/auth':
* '/' becomes '/auth'
* '/login' becomes '/auth/login'
*/
prefix: '/',
/*
* Define middleware that should be applied to all
* routes defined in this file. Middleware should be
* included using Flitter's global mw() function, but
* it can also be added directly using require().
*/
middleware: [
// _flitter.mw('HomeLogger'),
],
/*
* Define GET routes.
* These routes are registered as GET methods.
* Handlers for these routes should be specified as
* an array of functions that are applied in order.
*
* mw() calls apply Flitter middleware
* controller() calls get methods in Flitter controllers
*/
get: {
'/': [ _flitter.controller('Home').welcome ],
},
/*
* Define POST routes.
* These routes are registered as POST methods.
* Handlers for these routes should be specified as
* an array of functions that are applied in order.
*
* mw() calls apply Flitter middleware
* controller() calls get methods in Flitter controllers
*/
post: {
},
}
module.exports = index