Configuration

First create a task on the server via "Task Scheduler" and assign an action to it. no need to create a trigger. Make sure there are no spaces in the task name.

Conf.js

const LDAP_SERVER = 'ldap://company.com:389'                   // the ldap server name/address
const SERVER = 'localhost'                                     // the ip address of the server where the tasks are configured.
const USER = 'user1'                                           // the username with permissions to run the tasks. WITHOUT domain. This user will be used both for running tasks and to authenticate other users on the AD
const LDAP_USER_PATH = 'CN=user1,CN=Users,DC=company,DC=com'   // the path to the user in the AD
const PWD = 'password'                                         // the password of the user. make sure it is corret or the AD will lock this account!
const LDAP_SEARCH_PATH = 'DC=company,DC=com'                   // example: 'DC=company,DC=com'

ADExplorer is a great tool to get the AD path

users.js

           //users for authentication
            let rawUsers = [
              { user: 'user1',   tasks:[], token:'', expiration:''},    // here enter users that have access. fill in
              { user: 'user2',   tasks:[], token:'', expiration:''}     // only 'user', all rest should be empty.
            ]

            //permissions per task
            const permissions = [
              {task: 'task1',   users: ['user1']},                    // this is where you add tasks, and permissions per task.
              {task: 'task2',   users: ['user1','user2']}
            ]

index.js

var socket = io.connect('http://localhost:3131');  // change the 'localhost' to ip address of the NodeJS server

Thats it. fire it up!