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NodeJS code to handle App logins via API (using MySQL connection pools (1000 connections) and query parameters)

August 7, 2017 by Simon

The below code is part of what I use to handle logins in an app. You can use this as a base for a NodeJS login routine (in a file called app.js). I was going to use StormPath API but was too slow and unreliable for  (as it turns out StormPath are merging with Okta and are closing down services).

This code is not functionally complete but you can hack out what you need. Rolling your own solution can be faster and slow you to fully embed in server side logic but make sure it is secure.
I am using these node modules (app.js).

var app = require('express')();
var http = require('http').Server(app);
var mysql = require('mysql');
var uuid = require('node-uuid');
var Type = require('type-of-is');
var jsesc = require('jsesc');
var bcrypt = require('bcrypt');
var filessystem = require('fs');

The following code is located in myutils.js is a  handy place to place your common code.  You don’t need it but it is demonstrated here.

module.exports = function(){ 
this.sum = function(a,b){
    return a+b
};
this.multiply = function(a,b){
    return a*b
    
  };
this.samplefunction = function(a){
    return 'Hello World'
    
  };
}

Don’t forget to include it myutils.js in app.js

require('./myutils.js')();  //Remove this if you dont use it

Declare the body parser module (app.js).

app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false }));
app.use(bodyParser.json());

Set the MySQL connection details and you can setup the number of ready MySQL connections in the pool here (app.js).

console.log(' mysql_pool.createPool()');
var mysql_pool  = mysql.createPool({
  connectionLimit : 1000,
  host            : 'localhost',
  database        : 'thedatabasename',
  user            : 'thedatabaseuser',
  password        : 'thedatabasepassword'
  
});

Create a static API endpoint (app.js).

// Generic static API Point
app.get('/api/myappname/v1/hello/world/',function(req,res){
	var data = { "Version":"" };
	data["Version"] = "Hello World"; // Add a JSON value
	res.json(data); // Return the JSON
});

Create MySQL functions (app.js).

mysql_pool.getConnection(function(err, connection){
	// See if a connection is available in the pool by querying the database
	console.log(' mysql_pool.getConnection()');
	  	if (err) {
	  		console.log(' error: ' + err);
	  		throw err;
	  	}
	connection.query('select * from thedatabasename;',  function(err2, rows){
	  	if (err2) {
	  		connection.release();
	  		console.log(' error: ' + err2);
	  		throw err2;
	  	} else {
	  		console.log( rows );
	  		console.log('Ready');
	  	}
	  	connection.release();
	});
	console.log(' mysql_pool.release()');
});

mysql_pool.on('connection', function (connection) {
  connection.query('SET SESSION auto_increment_increment=1')
  console.log(' mysql_pool.on(connection) - Set session increment');
});

mysql_pool.on('enqueue', function () {
  console.log(' mysql_pool.on(enqueue). Waiting for available connection slot.');
});

/api/myappname/v1/login function (app.js).

// Login ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 
app.post('/api/myappname/v1/login',function(req,res){
	console.log('API CALL: /api/myappname/v1/login');

	var errData = "";

	// Check to see if the users posted token is valid
	var useraccesstoken = req.headers['x-user-access-token'];
	if (appaccesstoken == undefined) {
		// If a user token is missng then block the login, we only process logins whre valid user tokens are posted. Users are generated a token at acount creation
		console.log(" 498 token required");
		errData = {"Status": "498", "Error": "Invalid user token. Please login again (error 498)."};
		res.statusCode = 499;
		res.send(errData);
		res.end();
	}

	// I usually send an x-access-token in the posted JSON payload to eliminate older apps.
	var appaccesstoken = req.headers['x-access-token'];
	if (appaccesstoken == undefined) {
		// If an app  token is missng then block the login, we only process logins whre valid app tokens are posted.
		console.log(" 499 token required");
		errData = {"Status": "499", "Error": "Invalid app token. Please update your app (error 499)."};
		res.statusCode = 499;
		res.send(errData);
		res.end();

	} else {
		// ok we have a token posted
		var appaccesstokenpassed = false;

		// Check the API Key against known API Keys
		if (appaccesstoken == "appname33ffda6d-4303-4c65-81ca-0ccf0f172a37") { appaccesstokenpassed = true;} // Debug API Key for ICS 0.9.1
		
		// OK Process the posted data
		if (appaccesstokenpassed == true) {
			
			var userenteredemail = req.body.email;
			var userenteredpass = req.body.password; //todo: Add Encryption/Decryption (currenty a BCrypt Hash is sent from the app)

			// If this is Yes a new session token is sent to the user later, this will in valitae older logged in sessions.
			var resetsessions = req.body.resetsessions;
			if (req.body.resetsessions == undefined) {
				resetsessions = "Yes";
			}
			
			// Log for debugging
			console.log(' Email: ' + userenteredemail);
			console.log(' Password: ' + pass);
			console.log(' Reset Sessions: ' + resetsessions);
			
			var data = {}
			
			mysql_pool.getConnection(function(err, connection) {
			if (err) {
				console.log(' mysql_pool.release()');
				connection.release();
		  		console.log(' Error getting mysql_pool connection: ' + err);
		  		throw err;
		  	}
		  		// Revised SQL
		  		connection.query("SELECT * FROM usertablename WHERE usertablename.active=1 AND usertablename.lockedout=0 AND usertablename.email=? LIMIT 1",[userenteredemail],function(err, rows, fields){
				
					if (err) {

						// Log database errors
						console.log(" 503 Service unavailable (database error)");
						errData = {"Status": "503", "Error": "Service unavailable (database error)"};
						res.statusCode = 503;
						res.send(errData);	
						res.end();

					} else {
						
						// Do we have  a recordset
						if (rows.length != 0) {
							
							// Check password hash - https://github.com/ncb000gt/node.bcrypt.js
							var salt = rows[0].password_salt;
							var hash = rows[0].password_hash; 		// bcrypt.hashSync(pass, salt);
							
							hash = hash.replace(/^\$2y(.+)$/i, '\$2a$1');
							var passwordok = false;
							console.log(' About to check password.');
							
							passwordok = bcrypt.compareSync(userenteredpass, hash);

							console.log(passwordok);
							if (passwordok == true) {
							
							// Allow access to records
								var userid = rows[0].id;									// User ID
								var user_guid = rows[0].user_guid;							// Internal App Guid
								var push_guid = rows[0].push_guid;							// Internal GUID user for Push Notifications
								
								
								var newkey = rows[0].usertokenkey;								// Generate a new API secret key
								var newpass = rows[0].usertokenpassword;								// Generate a a new API secret pass

								// This will create two guids to use for all future api hiots from the user
								if (resetsessions == "Yes") {
									newkey = uuid.v4();										// Generate a new API secret key
									newpass = uuid.v4();									// Generate a a new API secret pass
								}

								var stat_total_logins = rows[0].stat_total_logins;			// Read total Logins are stored in my usedatabase
									stat_total_logins = stat_total_logins + 1;				// Increment total logins for later saving 
								
								var username = rows[0].username;							// Read the user Username from the database
								var usertag = rows[0].usertagline;							// Read the user Tagling from the database
								var email = rows[0].email;									// Read the user Email from the database
								
								var block_transactions = rows[0].block_transactions;		// Has the User Blocked Transactions
								var credit = rows[0].credit;								// Credit Remaining
								var currency = rows[0].currency;							// Users Currency (used for the log)

								var smssendalertatlogin = rows[0].user_pref_sms_alert_at_login;  	// Does the user want SMS Sent a Login
								var emailsendalertatlogin = rows[0].user_pref_email_alert_at_login; 	// Does the user want an email
								var pushsendalertatlogin = rows[0].user_pref_push_alert_at_login;	// Push alert the user at login
								
								var user_pref_timezone = rows[0].user_pref_timezone;
								var user_pref_timezone_int = rows[0].user_pref_timezone_int;
								
								var stat_total_password_resets = rows[0].stat_total_password_resets;		// Pass this throgh to the App
								
								var active = rows[0].active;								// Is the user active
								var lockedout = rows[0].lockedout;							// Is the user locked ut
								var changing_password = rows[0].changing_password;

								var querylimit5min = rows[0].QueryLimit5Min;				// Read from he databse how manu API hits the user has a minute
								
								// I like to return the api version and version int with all api JSON payloads (makes checking on the App side easier)
								var jsonvalid = "yes";
								var jsonversion = "2017.01.01.22.00";
								var jsonversionint = "102";
								
								//Update API Keys
								mysql_pool.getConnection(function(err, connection) {
									if (err) {
										console.log(' mysql_pool.release()');
										connection.release();
								  		console.log(' Error getting mysql_pool connection: ' + err);
								  		throw err;
								  	}
								  	// Update the users logins and new keys if thye asked to wipe all past logins.
									connection.query('UPDATE usertablename SET usertokenkey = ?, usertokenpassword = ?, stat_total_logins = ?, last_login = NOW() WHERE id = ?', [newkey, newpass, stat_total_logins, userid],function(errupdate, rowsupdate, fieldsupdate){
										if (errupdate) {
											console.log(" 503 service unavailable (database update error)");
											errData = {"Status": "503", "Error": "503 service unavailable (database update error)"};
											res.statusCode = 503;
											res.send(errData);
											res.end();
										} else {
											if (rowsupdate.length != 0) {
												// Inform User of Valid  Login
												res.statusCode = 200;
												data["Data"] = "Successfully logged in..";									// statis string thta reports the successfull login
												
												// The Key and Pass are used liek OAUTH tokens and are stored in the app and user database. All API hits check these tokens. 
												data["Key"] = newkey;                       								//LOADS IN XCODE v0.9.1
												data["Pass"] = newpass;                      								//LOADS IN XCODE v0.9.1
												
												// User guids are used to store the unique user rather than the database record ID
												data["user_guid"] = user_guid;
												data["push_guid"] = push_guid;												// Internal GUID user for Push Notifications

												data["Logins"] = stat_total_logins;											// Total Logins are stored in my usedatabase
												data["Username"] = username;												// Username
												data["Email"] = email;														// Email
												
												// The notify user code ay ogin has been removed byt can be called here
												data["SMSAtLogin"] = smssendalertatlogin;
												data["EmailAtLogin"] = emailsendalertatlogin;
												data["PushAtLogin"] = pushsendalertatlogin;
												
												// What is the users timezome
												data["timezone"] = user_pref_timezone;
												data["timezoneint"] = user_pref_timezone_int;
												
												
												data["stat_total_password_resets"] = stat_total_password_resets;			// How many times has the user changed passwords
												
												data["active"] = active;													// Is the user active
												data["lockedout"] = lockedout;												// Is th user currently locked out
												data["changing_password"] = changing_password;								// Is the user currebtky changing a password
												
												data["levelquerylimit5min"] = querylimit5min;								// How any times can the user hit the API (handled by the app)
	
												data["jsonvalid"] = jsonvalid;												// JSON ID
												data["jsonversion"] = jsonversion;											// JSON Version
												data["jsonversionint"] = jsonversionint;									// JSON Version
												
												// Send the JSON back to the user
												res.json(data);
												res.end();
												
												//Login Confirmed
												console.log("User " + username + " / " + email + " logged in.");
												
											} else {
												console.log(" 504 service unavailable (database update error)");
												errData = {"Status": "504", "Error": "504 service unavailable (database update error)"};
												res.statusCode = 504;
												res.send(errData);
												res.end();		
											}
										}
										console.log(' mysql_pool.release()');
										connection.release();				// release the MySQL connection pool connection
									});	
								});
								
							} else {
								console.log('402 Invalid Login (' +  req.body.email + ', ' + req.body.password + ')');
								errData = {"Status": "402", "Error": "Invalid Login"};
								res.statusCode = 402;
								res.send(errData);
								res.end();								
							}
	
						} else {
							console.log('403 Account is locked out, not active or unknown. Please visit https://www.myappname.com to reactivate your account. (' +  req.body.email + ')');
							errData = {"Status": "403", "Error": "Account is locked out, not active or unknown."};
							res.statusCode = 403;
							res.send(errData);
							res.end();	
						}
					}
					console.log(' mysql_pool.release()');
					connection.release();
					
				});
			});

		} else {
			console.log("499 token required");
			errData = {"Status": "499", "Error": "Invalid app token. Please update your app (error 499)."};
			res.statusCode = 409;
			res.send(errData);	
			res.end();
		}
	}
});

/api/myappname/v1/verifylogin verify login function (app.js).

// Verify Login ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 
app.post('/api/myappname/v1/verifylogin',function(req,res){
	console.log('API CALL: /api/myappname/v1/verifylogin');
	
	// check to see if the App included an api key
	var appaccesstoken = req.headers['x-access-token'];

	var errData = "";
	if (appaccesstoken == undefined) {
		console.log(" 499 token required");
		errData = {"Status": "499", "Error": "valid token required"};
		res.statusCode = 499;
		res.send(errData);
		res.end();

	} else {

	//console.log(" Received appaccesstoken: " + appaccesstoken);
		var appaccesstokenpassed = false;
		// Check the API Key against known API Keys
		if (appaccesstoken == "ics201701-1d95-9271-a6c7-a9a33770287") { appaccesstokenpassed = true;} // Debug API Key
		if (appaccesstokenpassed == true) {
			var key = req.body.key;
			var pass = req.body.pass;
			var data = {} 

			console.log(" - Key: " + key )
			console.log(" - Pass: " + pass )
			
			// Grab the user IP and log it
			var ip = req.headers['x-forwarded-for'] || req.connection.remoteAddress;
			console.log(" - IP: " + ip );
			
			mysql_pool.getConnection(function(err, connection) {
			if (err) {
				console.log(' mysql_pool.release()');
				connection.release();
		  		console.log(' Error getting mysql_pool connection: ' + err);
		  		throw err;
		  	}
		  	// Check the user record (only if the user is active and provided thier token key and passowrd)
		    connection.query("SELECT * FROM usertablename WHERE active=1 AND usertokenkey=? AND usertokenpassword=? LIMIT 1",[key, pass],function(err, rows, fields){
				if (err) {
					console.log(" 405 Login Session Expired");
					errData = {"Status": "405", "Error": "Login Session Expired"};
					res.statusCode = 405;
					res.send(errData);	
					res.end();
				} else {
					if (rows.length != 0) {
						console.log(" 200 Login Session OK");
						res.statusCode = 200;
						data["Status"] = "OK";
						res.json(data);
						res.end();
					} else {
						console.log(" 405 Login Session Expired");
						errData = {"Status": "405", "Error": "Login Session Expired"};
						res.statusCode = 405;
						res.send(errData);	
						res.end();
					}
				}
				console.log(' mysql_pool.release()');
				connection.release();
			});
			});
		} else {
			console.log("499 token required");
			errData = {"Status": "499", "Error": "valid token required"};
			res.statusCode = 409;
			res.send(errData);	
			res.end();
		}
	}
});

Start the web service (app.js).

http.listen(3000,function(){
	console.log("Connected & Listen to port 3000 at /api/myappname/v1/ ..");
	console.log(" Do..");
	
});

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