testbasicauthentication.cpp File Reference

#include "ConfigWWW.h"
#include "express/legacy/in6/WebApp.h"
#include "express/middleware/BasicAuthentication.h"
#include "express/middleware/StaticMiddleware.h"
#include "express/middleware/VHost.h"
#include "express/tls/in6/WebApp.h"
#include "utils/Config.h"

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Functions
Router	getRouter (const std::string &webRoot)
int	main (int argc, char *argv[])

Function Documentation

getRouter()

Router getRouter

(

const std::string &

webRoot

)

Definition at line 58 of file testbasicauthentication.cpp.

                                           {
    const Router router;
 
    router.use(middleware::BasicAuthentication("voc", "pentium5", "Authenticate yourself with username and password"));
    router.use(middleware::StaticMiddleware(webRoot));
 
    return router;
}

References express::middleware::BasicAuthentication::BasicAuthentication.

Referenced by main().

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main()

int main	(	int	argc,
		char *	argv[] )

Definition at line 67 of file testbasicauthentication.cpp.

                                 {
    // Add config entries for the server to the config system befor init so they are available immediately
    utils::Config::configRoot.newSubCommand<subcommand::ConfigWWW>();
 
    WebApp::init(argc, argv);

 
    const legacy::in6::WebApp legacyServer("legacy");
 
    const Router& router1 = middleware::VHost("localhost:8080");
 
    const Router& ba = middleware::BasicAuthentication("voc", "pentium5", "Authenticate yourself with username and password");
    ba.use(middleware::StaticMiddleware(utils::Config::configRoot.getSubCommand<subcommand::ConfigWWW>()->getHtmlRoot()));
 
    router1.use(ba);
    legacyServer.use(router1);
 
    const Router& router2 = middleware::VHost("jupiter.home.vchrist.at:8080");
    router2.get("/", [] APPLICATION(req, res) {
        res->send("Hello! I am VHOST jupiter.home.vchrist.at.");
    });
    legacyServer.use(router2);
 
    legacyServer.use([] APPLICATION(req, res) {
        res->status(404).send("The requested resource is not found.");
    });
 
    legacyServer.listen(8080,
                        [instanceName = legacyServer.getConfig()->getInstanceName()](
                            const legacy::in6::WebApp::SocketAddress& socketAddress, const core::socket::State& state) {
                            switch (state) {
                                case core::socket::State::OK:
                                    VLOG(1) << instanceName << ": listening on '" << socketAddress.toString() << "'";
                                    break;
                                case core::socket::State::DISABLED:
                                    VLOG(1) << instanceName << ": disabled";
                                    break;
                                case core::socket::State::ERROR:
                                    LOG(ERROR) << instanceName << ": " << socketAddress.toString() << ": " << state.what();
                                    break;
                                case core::socket::State::FATAL:
                                    LOG(FATAL) << instanceName << ": " << socketAddress.toString() << ": " << state.what();
                                    break;
                            }
                        });

 
    const express::tls::in6::WebApp tlsServer("tls");
 
    const Router& vh1 = middleware::VHost("localhost:8088");
    vh1.use(getRouter(utils::Config::configRoot.getSubCommand<subcommand::ConfigWWW>()->getHtmlRoot()));
    tlsServer.use(vh1);
 
    const Router& vh2 = middleware::VHost("jupiter.home.vchrist.at:8088");
    vh2.get("/", [] APPLICATION(req, res) {
        res->send("Hello! I am VHOST jupiter.home.vchrist.at.");
    });
 
    tlsServer.use(vh2);
 
    tlsServer.use([] APPLICATION(req, res) {
        res->status(404).send("The requested resource is not found.");
    });
 
    tlsServer.listen(8088, [](const legacy::in6::WebApp::SocketAddress& socketAddress, const core::socket::State& state) {
        switch (state) {
            case core::socket::State::OK:
                VLOG(1) << "tls: listening on '" << socketAddress.toString() << "'"
                        << "'";
                break;
            case core::socket::State::DISABLED:
                VLOG(1) << "tls: disabled";
                break;
            case core::socket::State::ERROR:
                VLOG(1) << "tls: error occurred";
                break;
            case core::socket::State::FATAL:
                VLOG(1) << "tls: fatal error occurred";
                break;
        }
    });
 
    WebApp::start();
}

References express::middleware::BasicAuthentication::BasicAuthentication, utils::Config::configRoot, core::socket::State::DISABLED, core::socket::State::ERROR, logger::ERROR, core::socket::State::FATAL, logger::FATAL, core::socket::Socket< ConfigT >::getConfig(), subcommand::ConfigWWW::getHtmlRoot(), net::config::ConfigInstance::getInstanceName(), getRouter(), utils::SubCommand::getSubCommand(), express::WebApp::init(), net::in6::stream::SocketServer< SocketAcceptorT, ConfigSocketServerT, SocketContextFactoryT, Args >::listen(), logger::LogMessage::LogMessage(), utils::SubCommand::newSubCommand(), core::socket::State::OK, express::Response::send(), express::WebApp::start(), express::Response::status(), net::in6::SocketAddress::toString(), express::WebAppT< ServerT >::WebAppT(), and core::socket::State::what().

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