# Navy's webserver framework A template repository for creating Node.js based webservers with sharding. Main repository: https://git.corgi.wtf/Navy.gif/webserver-framework Frontend: https://git.corgi.wtf/Navy.gif/webserver-framework-frontend ## Technologies - Argon2 - Express - Passport & related strategies (2FA support) - MongoDB & MariaDB ## How to Using the template - Clone the repository `git clone https://git.corgi.wtf/Navy.gif/webserver-framework ` - Change the original remote name to `git remote rename origin upstream`. - Disable pushing to the upstream remote `git remote set-url --push upstream no_push`. - Add your own remote `git remote add ` Fetching the upstream changes - Fetch the the remotes `git fetch`. - Preview the changes `git log -p HEAD..upstream/master` - Merge changes to the current branch `git merge upstream/master`. (Use `git remote -v` to list remotes) **OAuth callbacks** By default any OAuth callbacks are expected at `/api/login/`, where methodname is the name of the OAuth strategy. E.g. by default this framework has a discord strategy defined in Server.addAuthStrategies which expects a callback to `/api/login/discord`. **Endpoints** Any all endpoints should go in the `/endpoints` directory and are expected to inherit from the Endpoint superclass. Endpoints have a loadOrder property that can be adjusted, lower values are loaded first. **Serving files** By default the framework looks for files to serve under the `/files` directory, it also tries to satisfy requests to `/` with an `index.html` from `/files/site`. This is with the frontend in mind. ## Main components **Controller:** `/src/controller/Controller.js` Master process, orchestrates the whole program. Takes care of starting up the shards and communication with them. **Shard.js:** `/src/controller/Shard.js` Manages the forked processes. Essentially a wrapper for ChildProcess. **Server.js:** `/src/server/Server.js` Main component that runs on the forked processes. Expects a message with a `_start` property with the startup options to be sent. ## "Lesser" components **Authenticator:** `/src/server/middleware/Authenticator.js` Takes care of sessions, authentication and authorisation, relies on an implementation of `AbstractUserDatabase.js`. **UserDatabase:** `/src/server/components/UserDatabase.js` Implementation of `AbstractUserDatabase.js`, takes care of user management.