auth

Easy way to get an authetication system up and running in your application with Go

Download package with...

go get github.com/iqquee/auth

Create a .env file in your project root directory then copy the key value pairs below and assign appropraite values

DATABASE_NAME=<database name>
USER_COL=<collection name>
PORT=<port number>
SECRET_KEY=<secret key>
MongoDB_URI=<mondodb uri>

Note that I am using the Gin framework

Declear the user signup route

The user model for signup

type User struct {
ID            primitive.ObjectID `json:"_id" bson:"_id"`
User_id       string             `json:"user_id"`
First_Name    string             `json:"first_name"`
Last_Name     string             `json:"last_name"`
Email         string             `json:"email"`
Phone_Number  int                `json:"phone_number"`
Password      string             `json:"password"`
Token         string             `json:"token"`
Refresh_Token string             `json:"refresh_token"`
Created_At    time.Time          `json:"created_at"`
Updated_At    time.Time          `json:"updated_at"`

}

Import "github.com/iqquee/auth/auth"

Example code 
{
    r.POST("signup", auth.SignUp)
}

Using the auth package, access the SignUp method with `auth.SignUp`

Declear the user signin route

The user model for signup

type Login struct {
Email    string `json:"email"`
Password string `json:"password"`

}

Import "github.com/iqquee/auth/auth"

Example code 
{
    r.POST("signin", auth.SignIn)
}

Using the auth package, access the SignIn method with `auth.SignIn`

You can also get information of a specific user

This is user Model which is returned

type PublicUser struct {
ID           primitive.ObjectID `json:"_id" bson:"_id"`
First_Name   string             `json:"first_name"`
Last_Name    string             `json:"last_name"`
Email        string             `json:"email"`
Phone_Number string             `json:"phone_number"`

}

You have to pass the user email from the header

email is the Key
user@something.com is the value

Import "github.com/iqquee/auth/user"

Example code 
{
    r.GET("user", user.GetPublicUser)
}

Using the auth package, access the GetPublicUser method with `user.GetPublicUser`

You can also get information of a all users

This is user Model which is returned

type PublicUser struct {
ID           primitive.ObjectID `json:"_id" bson:"_id"`
First_Name   string             `json:"first_name"`
Last_Name    string             `json:"last_name"`
Email        string             `json:"email"`
Phone_Number string             `json:"phone_number"`

}

Import "github.com/iqquee/auth/user"

Example code 
{
    r.GET("users", user.GetPublicUsers)
}

Using the auth package, access the GetPublicUsers method with `user.GetPublicUsers`

If you need a users authorization for certain parts of the application like create post and so on, this package also has another method called Authorization

You have to pass the user token generated for the user from the header

token is the Key 
generatedUserToken is the Value

Import "github.com/iqquee/auth/middleware"

Example code 
{
    r.POST("").Use(middleware.Authentication)
}

Using the auth package, access the Authentication method with `middleware.Authentication`

Run you application and you have your endpoints running and working

Currently this package uses a predefined User Model which you can overwrite to fit into you needs but I would be working on that so it does not use a predefined user model anymore (It would instead use the user Model you defined). Contributions to this package are welcomed as it is open source.