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- const express = require('express');
- const jwtdecode = require('../lib/express/jwt-decode');
- const apiValidator = require('../lib/validator/api');
- const internalToken = require('../internal/token');
- const schema = require('../schema');
- let router = express.Router({
- caseSensitive: true,
- strict: true,
- mergeParams: true
- });
- router
- .route('/')
- .options((_, res) => {
- res.sendStatus(204);
- })
- /**
- * GET /tokens
- *
- * Get a new Token, given they already have a token they want to refresh
- * We also piggy back on to this method, allowing admins to get tokens
- * for services like Job board and Worker.
- */
- .get(jwtdecode(), (req, res, next) => {
- internalToken.getFreshToken(res.locals.access, {
- expiry: (typeof req.query.expiry !== 'undefined' ? req.query.expiry : null),
- scope: (typeof req.query.scope !== 'undefined' ? req.query.scope : null)
- })
- .then((data) => {
- res.status(200)
- .send(data);
- })
- .catch(next);
- })
- /**
- * POST /tokens
- *
- * Create a new Token
- */
- .post(async (req, res, next) => {
- apiValidator(schema.getValidationSchema('/tokens', 'post'), req.body)
- .then(internalToken.getTokenFromEmail)
- .then((data) => {
- res.status(200)
- .send(data);
- })
- .catch(next);
- });
- module.exports = router;
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