logi-securekey

A node.js module for Logi's SSO method. This package is meant to help create a secureKey token for usage in the Logi embedded API.

SecureKey documentation can be found on devnet.logianalytics.com.

Install

npm install logi-securekey

Basic Usage

var sk = require('logi-securekey'),
    user = {
        username: 'David.Bowie',
        userid: 1,
        clientbrowseraddress: '1.2.3.4'
    },
    params = {}
    
sk.createToken({pathname:'MyLogiApp'}, user, params, (err,token)=>{
	if(err) console.log(err)
	if(token) console.log(token)
})

URL Request Options

var sk = require('logi-securekey'),
    user = {
        username: 'David.Bowie',
        userid: 1,
        clientbrowseraddress: '1.2.3.4'
    },
    url = {
	    protocol: 'https',
	    hostname: 'www.myAppDomain.com'
	    pathname:'MyLogiApp',
	    port: '8080',
    }
    
sk.createToken('', user, '', (err,token)=>{
	if(err) console.log(err)
	if(token) console.log(token)
})    

Passing Extra Parameters

var sk = require('logi-securekey'),
    user = {
        username: 'David.Bowie',
        userid: 1,
        clientbrowseraddress: '1.2.3.4'
    },
    params = {
	    mySong: 'Space Oddity',
	    UnderPressure: true,
	    Rebel: 'rebel',
	    AnythingElse: 'Send all the things'
    }
    
sk.createToken({pathname:'MyLogiApp'}, user, params, (err,token)=>{
	if(err) console.log(err)
	if(token) console.log(token)
})    

createToken(url, user, params, callback)

• url (object) [OPTIONAL]

  • protocol: http|https.
  • hostname: The IP or domain on which the Logi application resides. DEFAULT=localhost.
  • port: DEFAULT=NULL.
  • pathname: The path to the Logi application. DEFAULT=NULL.

• user (object) [REQUIRED]

  • Username: Name of the authenticated user.
  • UserID: ID of the user authenticated user.
  • ClientBrowserAddress: the server that is requesting the secureKey token.
  • Roles: Roles of the authenticated user.
  • Rights: Rights of the authenticated user.

• parameters (object) [OPTIONAL]

  • Provide a flattened json object with names and values to set custom session variables that will be accessible with @Session in the Logi app.

• callback (function) [REQUIRED]

  • error: An error message, in case of failure.
  • token: The token generated by the request.