This library is designed to help create new accounts and edit the details. It also creates groups and modifies membership.
Most of the parameter for using this library should be set by using environment variables. This is because I don't like embedding passwords and such into source code. For running the library, the following environment variables must be set
LDAP_DNthe LDAP manager dnLDAP_PASSthe LDAP manager passwordLDAP_USER_POSTFIXthat bit at the end of the user DSN. For example 'ou=people,dc=ctmlabs,dc=org' would make the user 'jmarca' show up as 'uid=jmarca,ou=people,dc=ctmlabs,dc=org'LDAP_GROUP_POSTFIXthe bit at the end of the group DSN. For example 'ou=groups,dc=ctmlabs,dc=org' would mean that the group 'authors' would show up as 'cn=authors,ou=groups,dc=ctmlabs,dc=org'
Optional environment variables are
LDAP_HOSTdefaults to localhost, or '127.0.0.1'LDAP_PORTdefaults to the non-privileged port 1389. Typically ldap servers are run on port 389, but a common setup is to tunnel to 389 on your ldap server using port 1389 on your local machine.
To run the tests, some environment variables need to be set, and you must be running an in memory ldap server.
First use npm to install the dependencies.
npm install .
You'll need two terminal sessions to run the tests. In one terminal, export a password for the ldap server as follows:
export LDAP_PASS='secret password'
Then load up the in-memory server by running
node test/helpers/inmemory.js
Next open another terminal, and again export the LDAP_PASS variable, plus some others:
export LDAP_DN='cn=Manager,dc=ctmlabs,dc=org'
export LDAP_PASS='secret password'
export LDAP_HOST='127.0.0.1'
export LDAP_PORT=389
export LDAP_USER_EMAIL='brooke@example.net'
export LDAP_USER_POSTFIX='ou=people,dc=ctmlabs,dc=org'
export LDAP_GROUP_POSTFIX='ou=groups,dc=ctmlabs,dc=org'
Then run the tests.
make test