How to use the @keystonejs/session.restrictAudienceMiddleware function in @keystonejs/session

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github keystonejs / keystone / packages / app-graphql / index.js View on Github external
const apiPath = this._apiPath;
    const graphiqlPath = this._graphiqlPath;
    const app = express();

    if (dev && graphiqlPath) {
      // This is a convenience to make the out of the box experience slightly simpler.
      // We should reconsider support for this at some point in the future. -TL
      app.use(
        new GraphQLPlaygroundApp({ apiPath, graphiqlPath }).prepareMiddleware({ keystone, dev })
      );
    }

    // { cors: false } - prevent ApolloServer from overriding Keystone's CORS configuration.
    // https://www.apollographql.com/docs/apollo-server/api/apollo-server.html#ApolloServer-applyMiddleware
    // This probably isn't the right place to put this restriction middleware. -TL
    const restrict = restrictAudienceMiddleware({ isPublic: true });
    app.use(apiPath, restrict);
    app.use(server.getMiddleware({ path: apiPath, cors: false }));
    return app;
  }

@keystonejs/session

Tools to assist with setting up session management in your Keystone system.

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Latest version published 3 years ago

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