Security protocols

AddSecurity and UseSecurity

To add information about the security protocols used decorator @AddSecurity(), applied to a class - of routing node, create a data layer, requiring the implementation of this Protocol.

The @AddSecurity() decorator takes as an argument an object that matches the SecuritySchemeObject structure from the openapi3-ts library and matches the description for OAS documentation for Security Scheme Object.

To connect the created security protocol, it is necessary to add the @UseSecurity() decorator to the middleware-function, after which the specified rules take effect, passing the class that initiates this protocol as an argument.

Example:

// describe a schema that corresponds to the authorization of bearer tokenconst BearerSecuritySchema = {  type: "http",  in: "header",  name: "Authorization",  scheme: "bearer",};
// define that the protocol "bearer" is the class `Auth`@AddSecurity(BearerSecuritySchema)export class Auth {  user: models.Users;  // ...  @Post()  @Summary("Login/password authentication")  @Responses(    { status: 200, description: "Success authentication", schema: models.Token },    { status: 500, description: "Authentication error", schema: ErrorResponse }  )  @RequestBody({ description: "Login/password", schema: AuthForm })  static async Login(@Body() { login, password }, @Next() next, @Err() err) {    const authData = await models.Auth.checkAuth(login, password);    if (models.Auth) {      const token = await models.Token.generateToken(authData);      return token;    } else {      return err("Wrong authentication data");    }  }
  // create a layer that requires a valid token for further actions  @Middleware()  @UseSecurity(Auth) // specify which security protocol is used  @Responses({ status: 403, description: "Access denied", schema: ErrorResponse })  static async Required(    @Headers("authorization") token,    @This() _this: Auth,    @Next() next,    @Err() err  ) {    const authData = await models.Tokens.checkAuth(token);    if (authData) {      _this.user = await models.Users.findById(authData.userId);      return next();    } else {      return err("Wrong token");    }  }}
// ... root.ts
@Bridge("/auth", Auth)@Bridge("/account", Account)class Root {  // ...}// .. account.ts// all methods in the route node `Account` require authorization// and they are used the BearerToken security scheme related to the `Auth` class@Use(Auth.Required)class Account {  //...  @Get()  static Info(@StateMap(Auth) { user }: Auth) {    const stats = await user.getStats();    return { user, stats };  }}

Important: Currently, there is no full support for the OAuth protocol, which implies the presence of specific read/write/delete permissions.