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ImranDoet

@ImranDoet

We also want to stand off from the core api

Yoann MALLEMANCHE

@YoannMa

https://futurestud.io/tutorials/hapi-get-your-server-up-and-running You could check this website, there are some tutorial about authentication with Hapi and scope for access restriction

ImranDoet

@ImranDoet

Yeah

I saw it

Yoann MALLEMANCHE

@YoannMa

I see

ImranDoet

@ImranDoet

I'm going to end up having to make a custom authentication

Tõnis Ostrat

@tonisostrat

doesn't the existing core have a rule/role system where you can segregate certain users (in this case your developers) so they can't hammer random endpoints but only the ones you deem accessible (the playerdata related stuff)?

ImranDoet

@ImranDoet

Nope

That's why I said the we want to get rid of the core

Tõnis Ostrat

@tonisostrat

ah, gotcha. i misunderstood the "stand off" part.

ImranDoet

@ImranDoet

Sorry, not a native speaker

Tõnis Ostrat

@tonisostrat

honestly, it sounds more like the core is rotten already and you're just making a bandaid.

ImranDoet

@ImranDoet

Yep

Thats true

Also

How do I change my profile picture here

I don't know how I got this one honestly

Yoann MALLEMANCHE

@YoannMa

from github I think

Tõnis Ostrat

@tonisostrat

it's the github one, yeah

thomas159

@thomas159

Hey, Im having some trouble getting hapi to work on heroku - any ideas? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53692065/deploy-hapi-api-on-heroku

devin ivy

@devinivy

@thomas159 when you create your server (new Hapi.Server()), try setting host to 0.0.0.0.

j0shua

@j0shua

Hi, is it possible to change a route after it's been mounted? I have a plugin that's going to mount a route and I'd like to turn off auth via auth:false after the plugin has been registered is this possible?

i mean that i'd like to change the config on a route

devin ivy

@devinivy

@j0shua once you've defined a route there's no reliable way to alter its configuration. there is probably an alternate way to achieve what you're trying to do though.

j0shua

@j0shua

thanks @devinivy, btw ur code on github was very helpful to me when i was getting started with hapi, so THANK YOU

devin ivy

@devinivy

cheers, @j0shua !

Tõnis Ostrat

@tonisostrat

what about server.table()? i'm using the resulting list there to modify the response object in options and it seems to work. i know the doc states it returns a "copy of the routing table" but the modifications my plugins make work.

devin ivy

@devinivy

as you can imagine it's not recommended :P

Tõnis Ostrat

@tonisostrat

except that it's never stated anywhere in the doc that modifying the routes that way is not recommended nor are the reasons explained or even listed.

JaseElder

@JaseElder

Hiya, is there any supported way to ingest XML in a hapi rest service? I tried hooking into onPostAuth, but that looks like it's after not only authentication, but also trying to parse the payload - when it's XML I get a 415 error.

Ideally I want to authenticate, then convert the payload to JSON using xml2js or xml2obj-stream or somesuch, but it doesn't look like I have a hook into the gap between authentication and payload parsing

cwatsonc

@cwatsonc

Seeking guidance on server.register( )

cwatsonc

@cwatsonc

also how does one join the #slack channel workspace?

Yoann MALLEMANCHE

@YoannMa

@cwatsonc you can find the invite link in the homepage of https://hapijs.com/

or the link directly : https://join.slack.com/t/hapihour/shared_invite/enQtMjM5Njk1NDgzNTY5LThmODkxODIzOTg5NjJjODFiYjcxZDMxMTAyMzBkZDk3MWY4MTFlNDAyMTU3MmUwMmM0Y2UwMjU3YjAwYjRkN2E

Tõnis Ostrat

@tonisostrat

@cwatsonc, describe your actual problem

cwatsonc

@cwatsonc

@YoannMa the link is no longer valid

Yoann MALLEMANCHE

@YoannMa

thanks, I'll notify the admin of the slack

Yoann MALLEMANCHE

@YoannMa

@cwatsonc you can try this one : https://join.slack.com/t/hapihour/shared_invite/enQtNTA5MDUzOTAzOTU4LTUyZmFiYjkyMTBmNDcyMmI2MmRjMzg4Y2YzNTlmNzUzNjViN2U1NmYyY2NjYjhiYWU4MGE2OTFhZDRlYWMyZDY

cwatsonc

@cwatsonc

I am trying to get to a plugin based implementation and am struggling with the server.register() and server.dependency() methods. I am relatively new to Node.js and to Hapi.js as a framework. As I read the API documentation the server.register(array) should register the enumerated plugins in the order of the array. server.dependency(pluginNamesArray) should ensure that the plugin that expresses the dependency is ensured those dependencies have completed registry before the "self" registration attempt. My current strategy attempt fails on the server being started before the plugin registration completes.

@YoannMa the second URL worked:

https://join.slack.com/t/hapihour/shared_invite/enQtNTA5MDUzOTAzOTU4LTUyZmFiYjkyMTBmNDcyMmI2MmRjMzg4Y2YzNTlmNzUzNjViN2U1NmYyY2NjYjhiYWU4MGE2OTFhZDRlYWMyZDY

Dan Kelly

@dankell

Moving over to Hapi 17 / Hapi-mysql-2 our database instances are now accessed via req.server.mysql.pool[x] (or req.server.plugins.db.name). Is there a simple way to access these at the point that a route handler module is registered? We have a couple of routes that immediately access the database on registration

Ben Chiciudean

@benydc

hello, I'm new to hapi

if I have repose.validation with Joi Schema, do I need to return a plain object, can I not just return a mongo document?

Yoann MALLEMANCHE

@YoannMa

@benydc Welcome, you should set response.validation as a Joi.object() and that should work

Stuart

@Rushmead

Hi! Is there a way I can set a middleware / pre check on every route on my app?

Yoann MALLEMANCHE

@YoannMa

Yes you should look at https://hapijs.com/api#server.ext() and maybe that schema can help you too https://futurestud.io/files/hapi/hapi-v17-request-lifecycle.pdf

Stuart

@Rushmead

Awesome, thanks!

Yoann MALLEMANCHE

@YoannMa

:beers:

Rico Chen

@midnightcodr

@dankell Hali-MySQL

Sorry for the typo. @dankell As long you register your plugins with await you should be good to use them anywhere you have access to request