Passport strategy for Evernote that includes request object passthrough.
npm install passport-evernote-auth
bash
npm install passport-evernote-auth
`Usage
Aside from the standard required fields, this module allows to optionally have passport include the express request object into the verification function (through the first variable), as well as a flag to indicate if you need to use the evernote sandboxParameters:
- consumerKey - Evernote consumer key
- consumerSecret - Evernote consumer secret
- callbackURL - oauth callback url
Optional Parameters:
- passReqToCallback (default false) - directs passport to send the request object to the verfication callback
- useSandbox (default false) - directs the strategy to use evernote's sandbox instead of production
Examples
With request
javascript
const strategy = new EvernoteStrategy(
{
consumerKey: '',
consumerSecret: '',
callbackURL: '',
passReqToCallback: true
},
async (request, accessToken, refreshToken, profile, done) => {
done(null, );
}
);
`With Sandbox
javascript
const strategy = new EvernoteStrategy(
{
consumerKey: '',
consumerSecret: '',
callbackURL: '',
passReqToCallback: true,
useSandbox: true
},
async (request, accessToken, refreshToken, profile, done) => {
done(null, );
}
);
`Without request
javascript
const strategy = new EvernoteStrategy(
{
consumerKey: '',
consumerSecret: '',
callbackURL: '',
passReqToCallback: false //or omit this line
},
async (accessToken, refreshToken, profile, done) => {
done(null, );
}
);
`Profile Response:
javascript
{
provider: 'evernote', //provider
userId: '612225', //userId
shard: 's1', //shard location of private notes
expires: '1599323805658' //unix timestamp of when the auth expires
}
``