securecookie | Fast , secure and efficient secure cookie encoder/decoder
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Fast, secure and efficient secure cookie encoder/decoder
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- New creates a new Obj object
- checkDomain returns an error if the domain name is invalid .
- decodeBase64 decodes base64 to dst .
- Gets the javascript cookie
- loadKey reads a key from disk
- encodeBase64 encodes src to dst .
- generateNewKey generates a random key .
- decodeUint64 decodes a uint64 from b .
- checkChars returns an error if the string is invalid .
- fillRandom is used to fill random data
securecookie Key Features
securecookie Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 19License : Permissive (MIT)
Copyobj, err := securecookie.New("session", key, securecookie.Params{
Path: "/sec", // cookie received only when URL starts with this path
Domain: "example.com", // cookie received only when URL domain matches this one
MaxAge: // with r as the *http.Request
val, err := obj.GetValue(buf, r)
if err != nil {
// ...
}
var val = []byte("some value")
// with w as the http.ResponseWriter
if err := obj.SetValue(w, val); err != nil {
// ...
}
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QUESTION
I'm making a login application with Login and ResetPassword components. Currently, my Login component displays correctly. However, when I try to go to my /reset-password route, it only shows my Login component. I cannot get the content of my ResetPassword component to display no matter what I do. Am I missing something?
The structure of my src directory (minus assets and shims`:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 19:18You should use router-view component to render the current route component instead of
App.vue
QUESTION
I've found the SecureCookie Module and I'd like to use it to store JWT Tokens (access & refresh) inside a httpOnly Cookie to be used in a REST API.
The following code is cited from the official Github page mentioned above - I am not sure what the "value string map" is meant for:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-17 at 09:43The only thing SecureCookie does is converting your token value into an encoded string. Then you can treat it as a new value for your token when setting cookie to client.
The Encode can work with any data type, not always must be a map[string]string, you can pass the jwt token to it directly.
QUESTION
I am using https://github.com/kataras/iris Go web framework. I have:
- User Registered
- User Verified & Logged in
- Session created and set with key
usernamewith user (table & struct)username
Now, here is my code for logged in user:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-10 at 10:10it's easy you can use the ctx.Values().Set/Get to make something shareable between your route's handlers or middleware(s).
QUESTION
Trying to differentiate from a bad user-cookie error vs. an internal error using gorilla/sessions e.g.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-06 at 20:26is there an easier way?
No. Sorry.
QUESTION
I'm trying to save a logged user ID in my golang backend with gorilla sessions and securecookie.
Here is my package session :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-18 at 11:36// watch this line
if auth, ok := storeAuth.Values["loggedID"].(bool); ok && auth {
QUESTION
Referring to com.typesafe.config library, I notice that while there are methods available to parse a value to Integer, Boolean etc., there aren't methods available to parse a value as a custom object. Am I correct?
https://lightbend.github.io/config/latest/api/com/typesafe/config/Config.html
I want to create a config file with the following values
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-13 at 17:47you will need to use something like this which leverages the use of Scala implicits. it has a default behavior that sort of figures out what Object what you need as long as the field names in the config matches the ones in your case class, but you can also provide your own reader to map the config fields to your case class.
i use this library with my own projects and i can say that it works as advertised.
QUESTION
Gorilla sessions work quite well by storing session data in encrypted form in cookie.
But is it possible to use localStorage instead of cookie jar. Endpoints will return JSON with property session. Frontend code will save session in localStorage.
When endpoint would be queried then session would be passed in header.
I can encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify session with https://github.com/gorilla/securecookie
I wonder if it is possible to use localStorage instead of cookie the way I described? (I expect yes but may be there is reason to not do so)
If yes does such solution already exists?
If you wonder "why?" I wish to handle session explicitly. Cookies are not always stored when web services on different domains are queried.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-24 at 16:12First of all, yes it is possible.
Second of all, it is very easy to do.
All you essentially need to do is pas the 'cookie' into the local storage on the front end, but rather than using the back end to store the session into a cookie, pass it back via an endpoint to JavaScript.
So here's what I was thinking of kinda doing, I mean I'm just using pseudo code here because I've never even bothered using Go before. The JavaScript is somewhat more implemented as I've has plenty of experiences with JavaScript, but you may wish to change it, who knows?
Back End Pseudo Code:QUESTION
I am developing a RESTful API with Go but owing to app configuration, authentication etc I have quite a few global variables.
I am using Julien Schmidt's httprouter because of popular recommendation and am looking for a feasible way to avoid global variables.
Here is some of the code.
I am using a middleware for authenticating a user using gorrila/securecookie.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-10 at 13:21You can use the context package. Values stored in context are only accessible in the current controller. In your middleware (at the end) do the following:
QUESTION
I recently upgraded from jetty 9.3.11 to 9.4.6 . Since 9.4.x does not support HashSessionManager, I created my own custom SessionHandler. But when i attach this SessionHandler to the WebAppContext then the context becomes null when trying to access from servlets. there are no errors thrown in the logs.
Relevant section of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-12 at 04:09I solved it by
setting cookie path to root ("/")
extending the getSession() function of SessionHandler to loop through all the contexts to check if session is created for the cookie in any other context.
/* check all contexts for sessions*/
public Session getSession(String id) { Session session = getLocalSession(id); if (session == null) { for (SessionHandler manager: getSessionIdManager().getSessionHandlers()) { if (manager.equals(this) || !(manager instanceof CustomSessionHandler)) { continue; } session = ((CustomSessionHandler)manager).getLocalSession(id); if (session != null) { break; } } // should we duplicate sessions in each context? // will we end up with inconsistent sessions? /* if (externalSession != null) { try { getSessionCache().put(id, externalSession); } catch (Exception e) { LOG.warn("Unable to save session to local cache."); } } */ }
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