SYNOPSIS

Store and get users. Salt their passwords, persist them to disk.

USAGE

Pass a leveldb instance to the Users constructor. I recommend using sublevel to bucket your database's meta data and multilevel if your database is on the network. See level-user for client side support.

var db = level('./db')
var users = Users(db)

API

create

Create a new user by passing a user object. Only username is required. When a new user is created, a uuid is returned.

var user = {
  username: 'test',
  password: 'pass',
  foo: 100,
  email: '[email protected]'
}

users.create(user, function(err, id) {
  // id => 'a3a1d270-75fe-4bfc-a2bc-e358903bc540'
})

remove

Removes a user and any indexs that have been created for their records

users.remove(id, function(err) {
})

addIndexes

Add indexes that can be used to get a user. You can use any arbitrary field that is in your user object. In this example we index on email.

users.addIndexes(['email'], function(err) {
})

get

Get a user by their uuid. Returns the user object and a put method that can be used to update the user data.

users.get(id, function(err, user, put) {
})

Here's an example using an index. returns the user's id.

users.get({ email: '[email protected]' }, function(err, id) {
})

auth

Find out if the proposed password matches with the a salt stored for a given user id. If auth is successful, you get a the user object and a put function so that you can write some new user information. If the auth fails, the user object will be null.

users.auth(id, password, function(err, user, put) {
  user.isCool = true
  put(user, function(err) {
    // ...
  })
})

addGroups

Add groups to a user, this is just sugar for array index checking.

users.addGroups(id, ['super','rooty'], function(err, user, put) {
})

removeGroups

Remove groups from a user, also just sugar for array index checking.

users.removeGroups(id, ['rooty'], function(err, user, put) {
})