EdgeAuth-Token-Node is Akamai Edge Authorization Token in the HTTP Cookie, Query String and Header for a client. You can configure it in the Property Manager at https://control.akamai.com. It's the behaviors which is Auth Token 2.0 Verification and Segmented Media Protection.
EdgeAuth-Token-Node supports for Node.js 4.0+
To install Akamai Edge Authorization Token with npm:
$ npm install akamai-edgeauth --save
const EdgeAuth = require('akamai-edgeauth')
const http = require('http') // Module for the test
var EA_HOSTNAME = 'edgeauth.akamaized.net'
var EA_ENCRYPTION_KEY = 'YourEncryptionKey'
var DURATION = 500 // seconds
// Function just for the simple test
function makeRequest(options, callback) {
var request = http.request(options, (res) => {
callback(res)
})
request.on('error', (err) => {
callback(err)
})
request.end()
}
- EA_ENCRYPTION_KEY must be hexadecimal digit string with even-length.
- Don't expose EA_ENCRYPTION_KEY on the public repository.
// [EXAMPLE 1] Cookie
var ea = new EdgeAuth({
key: EA_ENCRYPTION_KEY,
windowSeconds: DURATION,
escapeEarly: true
})
var token = ea.generateURLToken("/akamai/edgeauth")
var options = {
hostname: EA_HOSTNAME,
path: '/akamai/edgeauth',
'Cookie': `${ea.options.tokenName}=${token}`
}
makeRequest(options, function(res) {
console.log(res.statusCode) // If pass, it won't response 403 code.
})
// [EXAMPLE 2] Query string
token = ea.generateURLToken("/akamai/edgeauth")
options = {
hostname: EA_HOSTNAME,
path: `/akamai/edgeauth?${ea.options.tokenName}=${token}`
}
makeRequest(options, function(res) {
console.log(res.statusCode)
})
-
'Escape token input' option in the Property Manager corresponds to 'escapeEarly' in the code.
Escape token input (on) == escapeEarly (true)
Escape token input (off) == escapeEarly (false) -
In [Example 2] for Query String, it's only okay for 'Ignore query string' option (on).
-
If you want to 'Ignore query string' option (off) using query string as your token, Please contact your Akamai representative.
// [EXAMPLE 1] Header using *
var ea = new EdgeAuth({
key: EA_ENCRYPTION_KEY,
windowSeconds: DURATION,
escapeEarly: false
})
var token = ea.generateURLToken("/akamai/edgeauth/*")
var options = {
hostname: EA_HOSTNAME,
path: "/akamai/edgeauth/something",
headers: {[ea.options.tokenName]: token}
}
makeRequest(options, function(res) {
console.log(res.statusCode)
})
// [EXAMPLE 2] Cookie using ACL delimiter
var ea = new EdgeAuth({
key: EA_ENCRYPTION_KEY,
windowSeconds: DURATION,
escapeEarly: false
})
var acl = ["/akamai/edgeauth/??", "/akamai/edgeauth/list/*"]
var token = ea.generateURLToken(acl)
var options = {
hostname: EA_HOSTNAME,
path: "/akamai/edgeauth/22",
Cookie: `${ea.options.tokenName}: ${token}`
}
makeRequest(options, function(res) {
console.log(res.statusCode)
})
- ACL can use the wildcard(*, ?) in the path.
- Don't use '!' in your path because it's ACL Delimiter
- Use 'escapeEarly=false' as default setting but it doesn't matter turning on/off 'Escape token input' option in the Property Manager
class EdgeAuth {
constructor(options) {}
}
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
options.tokenType | Select a preset. (Not Supported Yet) |
options.tokenName | Parameter name for the new token. [ Default: __token__ ] |
options.key | Secret required to generate the token. It must be hexadecimal digit string with even-length. |
options.algorithm | Algorithm to use to generate the token. ('sha1', 'sha256', or 'md5') [ Default: 'sha256' ] |
options.salt | Additional data validated by the token but NOT included in the token body. (It will be deprecated) |
options.startTime | What is the start time? (Use string 'now' for the current time) |
options.endTime | When does this token expire? endTime overrides windowSeconds |
options.windowSeconds | How long is this token valid for? |
options.fieldDelimiter | Character used to delimit token body fields. [ Default: ~ ] |
options.aclDelimiter | Character used to delimit acl. [ Default: ! ] |
options.escapeEarly | Causes strings to be url encoded before being used. |
options.verbose | Print all parameters. |
generateURLToken(url) {}
generateACLToken(acl) {}
// both return the authorization token string.
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
url | Single URL path (String) |
acl | Access Control List can use the wildcard(*, ?). It can be String (single path) or Array (multi paths) |
If you use the Segmented Media Protection behavior in AMD(Adaptive Media Delivery) Product, tokenName(options.tokenName) should be 'hdnts'.
You can use the command with cms-edgeauth.js in your terminal with commander to generate the token.
$ npm install commander --save
$ node cms-edgeauth.js --key YourEncryptionKey --window 5000 --url /hello/world --escape_early
Use -h or --help option for the detail.