libubsub provides a common set of functionality to connect and consume ubsub's API and pub/sub events.
Its primary goals are to simplify:
- Making API calls to ubsub
- Consuming events and validating events
- Validating signatures
- Simplifying complex systems (SocketIO) and wrapping in ubsub terminology
npm install --save libubsub
To see a complete list of functions, please see DOCUMENTATION.md
The express middleware inspects the signature that comes in on the router via X-Router-Signature
, and denies
the request if it's not a wholly valid signature (Expiration, app domain, source, etc..)
const { middleware } = require('libubsub');
// express stuff..
app.use(middleware.validateSignature('my.domain'));
Once the signature has been validated, it is then safe to parse and validate the request body. The initial step won't validate the body for you, for two reasons: 1) We don't want to assume that there is a body, and 2) we don't want to have to parse the body before we know if it comes from a safe place.
To validate the body, validateSignatureHash
must be called after any body-parsing and validateSignature
, as
it expects req.body
and req.routerSignature
to be populated.
app.use(middleware.validateSignature('example.com'));
app.use(bodyParser.json());
app.use(middleware.validateBodyHash());
If you wish to use the signature validation directly, you can use the signature
class.
The signature class should do a good job retrieving and pre-fetching the public key from the router. By default,
this happens every 15 minutes (see: config.js
).
You can also read more about the JWT signature in the ubsub docs.
const { Signature } = require('libubsub');
const signatureValidator = new Signature();
// Returns promise that was either rejected or resolved depending on validity
// If resolved, contains the JWT object
signatureValidator.assertValidJwt(tokenString);
We also bundle a client API wrapper for the router built on top of axios.
const { api } = require('libubsub');
const userId = '...';
const userKey = '...';
const client = api(userId, userKey);
client.getUser();
You can see the full list of functions in api.js
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