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loopback-load-user, Configuration based module to auto-load static users
This module is used with Loopback to handle the creation of static users, roles and role mappings. Can easily work with extended models.
Example
Simply pass the Loopback app and a configuration object to the module. This would normally be done from a Loopback boot script (e.g. .\server\boot\loaduser.js)
// Some module in the .\server\boot folder
module.exports = function ( app ) {
var loadUser = require("loopback-load-user");
// Create an Admin Role
// Create a User named 'some-user'
// Map 'some-user' to the Admin Role.
loadUser(app,
{
'Role': {
'data': [
{
'name': 'Admin',
'description': 'Can do anything!'
}
]
},
'User': {
'data': [
{
'username': 'some-user',
'password': 'default'
}
]
},
'RoleMapping': {
'data': [
{
'user': 'some-user',
'role': 'Admin'
}
]
}
Configuration
Role
Describes the roles to be automatically created
Role.model
Name of the app.model to be updated with role data. Defaults to 'Role'.
Role.data
Array of role items to be inserted or updated in the Role model. Note that the name property of each role must be specified. Other than name, any other property supported by the model schema is allowed.
Role.data[].name
Name of the role to be added to the Role model.
User
Describes the users to be automatically created
User.model
Name of the app.model to be updated with user data. Defaults to 'User'.
User.data
Array of user items to be inserted or updated in the User model. Note that the username property of each role must be specified. Other than username, any other property supported by the model schema is allowed.
User.data[].username
Name of the user to be added to the User model.
overwrite
Set to true in order to force users and roles to be updated, even if they already exist.
By default (i.e. overwrite=false), rows are only added if they do not previously exist.
To Be Added
- Add Test Scripts
- Consider extending to load any Loopback Model with static data