hapitimes

Compose a hapijs server configured with: multiple plugins registered, tls,
validation tools, an authentication system, server logging, and 100% test coverage.

http://www.hapijs.com

Register Plugins With The Server

Utilize hapijs' modular plugin design to make plugins which:

• are configured to use a prefix.
• serve static files: css, images, and JavaScript.
• render html templates with a configured template engine.
• utilize partial html templates.
• make use of helpers to generate data for html templates.
• Use hapijs / glue to compose a hapijs server that loads all application plugins.

Configure Your Server with tls (template layer security)

• Use openssl to generate a self signed security certificate.
• Configure glue's manifest file to compose a server with tls (template layer security).
• What is Transport Layer Security?
  

Perform Validation with joi

• configure plugins to use joi.
• Utilize hapijs / joi plugin to validate POST AND GET requests.

Authenticate Users With hapi-auth-cookie

• Configure the application to use hapijs / hapi-auth-cookie.
• Configure glue to load the authentication plugin.
• Create basic login system.

Testing

• Configure the application to use hapijs / lab and hapijs / code to make tests.
• Write tests that cover 100% of the application.

Logging

• Configure the server to make log records.
• Write logs to file.

Project Packages

hapijs / hapi
hapijs / hoek
hapijs / hapi-auth-cookie
hapijs / joi
hapijs / lab
hapijs / code
hapijs / crumb

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Things to Consider:

• Which authentication plugin is best for the tutorial?
  npm/newww used hapi-auth-cookie so I chose it.
• Need to add crumb to the project? hapijs / crumb
  It seems crumb is designed for a webapi rather than website.