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QUESTION
I am creating a project in Node JS and Typescript in which I want to download a CSV with the information that an API contains in JSON format. Given the url http://localhost:3000/?api=api1
, I have to read the JSON related to api1
.
I have added the modules that I have seen that are necessary but I cannot download the CSV from an external JSON by url.
This is my controller
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 15:28You can call that url using axios or request, after getting the JSON in response you can use https://www.npmjs.com/package/json2csv to convert JSON to csv.
QUESTION
I am starting to develop with Node JS
and I am creating an application to achieve the following:
Download a CSV with the JSON information found in an API. I have an internal file that contains the url where the JSON is located, I need to extract the information from that url and download it in CSV. I am using the json-2-csv
, node-fetch
and fs
modules.
My problem: I cannot access the information contained in the JSON to download it
This is my controller
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 07:54The problem is that you never call your getJson
function, i.e. a call like const jsonResponse = await getJson()
is missing. It's not really necessary to do this in a separate function though. After getting the json, you need to pass it to the csv
-converter and finally send the response through the res
-object.
Here's a simplifed example (still needs error-handling) that fetches a json from a fake rest-api and converts it to csv and allows the user to download it:
QUESTION
I have a .net core MVC application, below are my queries
TargetFramework --> "net5.0"
IdentityModel Version--> "5.1.0"
Q1) In which I uses ValidAudiences which is not working. If I use ValidAudience token validation is working fine
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 07:51ValidAudiences in your API must match the aud claim in the access token.
You need to use for example:
QUESTION
I have doubt on Identity Resource user claims
I have configured as below Scenario-1
identity resource ("family") --> user claims as [ "kid1", "kid2", "wife"]
Q1: as per the documentation "List of associated user claim types that should be included in the identity token." But I cant see this in identity token?
Scenario-2
IS configuration
identity resource ("family" ) --> user claims [ "kid1", "kid2", "wife"]
API Scope (api1) --> user claims ["role"] API Scope (api2) --> user claims ["country", "address"]
API Resource (TestAPI2Test) --> API Scopes [ "api1", "api2"] AND user claims ["role", "wife"] API Resource (TestAPI1) --> API Scopes [ "api1", "api2"] AND user claims ["role", "siblings", "wife"] API Resource (testResource) --> API Scopes [ "api2"] AND user claims ["role", "siblings", "kid1", "name" ]
Angular Client Configuration requested scopes: [openid profile api1 offline_access family]
access_token
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 09:30you can configure in the client configuration in IdentityServer if the claims should be included in the ID-Token or if they should be retrieved separately from the /UserInfo endpoint.
You set this using this flag: AlwaysIncludeUserClaimsInIdToken = true/false;
Only the userClaims added to the ApiScope and ApiResources will be included in the access token.
Claims/scopes added under the IdentityResource controls what ends up in the ID-token/UserInfo endpoint.
QUESTION
I am using NestJs with oidc passport strategy with identityserver as following.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 17:28Ok, I was able to debug open source code and figured that article which I had referred was using different validate method definition.
It seems the definition of validate method has changed.
So tokenset I was retrieving as second parameter instead of first (in article it was first parameter).
So instead of following.
QUESTION
My setup:
API Gateway - 10 APis (api1, api2,...), all mapped to one custom domain name (api.xxx.com)
Route53 - api.xxx.com pointed to my Cloudfront distribution
Cloudfront - distribution created, api.xxx.com set as a CNAME
What I need to know - I would like to set Origin of this Cloudfront to the this custom domain name, so I can call APIs like api.xxx.com/api1/endpoint, api.xxx.com/api2/endpoint. But how? I used API Gateway Name of my api.xxx.com Custom Domain name (xxxxxxx.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com) for default behaviour Origin name and assumed that requests to all 10 APIs will be routed correctly, but it´s not happening,
What works: I created Origin name using the Invoke Url of api1 and assigned it to the Default behaviour. So now, when I call "https://api.xxx.com/endpoint", api1 gets called. That makes sense, but the problem is - I need the path to the API to be the part of the url, such as "https://api.xxx.com/api1/endpoint" so I can differentiate between them.
What doesnt work: But I need several APIs set in the distribution so I can call them like "https://api.xxx.com/api1/endpoint" and so on. And if I use Invoke URL as the Origin name for the API, I cannot attach this api name also to the URL, that returns 403. I was hoping that if I used "API Gateway domain name" of "Custom Domain Names" (after all, it has a format of xxxxx.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com), I could then use APIs in the URL, but that doesnt work. I cannot even use this "API Gateway domain name" to call individual apis through Postman. Could someone advice me how to do it? How can I configure Cloudfront so it can call various APIs and use their routes in url?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 12:21my setup is a bit different then yours but it seems we want to accomplish the same goal.
I have four S3 buckets which I serve through cloudfront. One bucket is the root website; 3 other buckets contain 3 different admin panels
For each s3 bucket I created an seperate origin; I believe you should create an origin for each seperate api.
I added for each origin group two path patterns; I believe for your api you can have one pattern per api. A path pattern could look like /api1/* which points to the origin of api1
Not sure if you tried adding origins for all your api's; Please let me know if this helped.
QUESTION
Here is my scenario:
I have a function that gives out json response when called for. Its inside a class that has the Signup.class.php included which has the Signup
class. Where the GET param pass
is being accessed inside the gen_hash()
function as shown above. The code is below.
The code is live at https://api1.selfmade.ninja/api/gen_hash?pass=hellooo
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 15:18You've got an extra dollar sign here:
QUESTION
I need to execute specific api only for dedicated users from CsvTestconfig file Test1 Test2 Test3 Test4 ... Test40
For example: API1 to be executed only by users (Test1, Test2, Test3, Test4) I have used below code in JMeter IF condition. but it is not working as expected. for single condition it works fine.
${__javaScript("${LOGINUSER}" == "Test1" || "${LOGINUSER}" == "Test2" || "${LOGINUSER}" == "Test3" || "${LOGINUSER}" == "Test4")}
API2 should be executed by all other users except users (Test20, Test22, Test30)
${__javaScript("${LOGINUSER}" != "Test20" || "${LOGINUSER}" != "Test22" || "${LOGINUSER}" != "Test30")}
Appreciate if anyone can help on this.
Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 06:34QUESTION
I have a doubt on API securing with identity server4
IdentityResource
Name Claims Roles roleAPIResource
Name Scopes testapi api1APIScopes
Name Claims api1 addressIn Startup.cs
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 07:36Is it possible access identity scope in .Net Core API? if yes, How to do?
The claims in the IdentityResources goes into the ID-Token. The content of the ID-Token is "converted" into the ClaimsPrincipal User object when you login in the client (AddOpenIDConnect). After that the ID-token is not used.
To get the role value, do I need to add in APIScopes of "api1" userclaims as "address,role" or can do it by above Q1 ?
APIScopes are on the API Side. API's receives Access-Tokens and it contains the user claism from the ApiSCopes and ApiResources. The claims in the access-token is converted into the user object in the API (using the AddJwtBearer) and you can use the AddPolicy system to authorize the user.
In Policy "AdminUser", I am checking role by adding "api1" (APIScopes) userclaims as "address,role" but I could not access GetAdminMessage(). How to achieve this?
ASP.NET Core and IdentityServer have different opinions on what the claim types (names) should be, so you need to tell AddJwtBearer what the real name is of your role claim, by using:
QUESTION
I am currently developing an application using Asp.net core 5.0 and Identity server 4.My OIDC authentication flow handled by Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.OpenIdConnect
. I deployed my application into IIS and I am getting my login screen. But after login I got the Http 400 Bad request error.Error. I checked my application cookie it contains many AspNetCore.OpenIdConnect.Nonce
cookies. I deleted the cookies but doesn't solve my issue. What is the proper solution to handle this solution. I tried this but doesn't help me. I will share the code below
MVC Startup.cs
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 11:25A potential thing could be that IIS thinks the cookie header is too long.
By default ASP.NET Core chunks up the cookie in 4Kb chunks, like this picture shows:
So either you try to reduce the size of the cookie or look at the IIS settings, if you can increase the max header length?
Alternatively, you stop saving the tokens inside the cookie, by setting:
options.SaveTokens = false;
Now you of course need top store it somewhere else, like in a tokenstore.
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