How to use the actionhero.api.params function in actionhero
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actionhero / actionhero-angular-bootstrap-cors-csrf / initializers / session.js View on Github 
if (!sessionData) { throw new Error('Please log in to continue') }
if (
(data.action.indexOf('resque') < 0) &&
(!data.params.csrfToken || data.params.csrfToken !== sessionData.csrfToken)
) { throw new Error('CSRF error') }
data.session = sessionData
const key = api.session.prefix + data.connection.fingerprint
await redis.expire(key, api.session.ttl)
}
}
}
}
api.actions.addMiddleware(api.session.middleware['logged-in-session'])
api.params.globalSafeParams.push('csrfToken')
}
}actionhero
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78 / 100Popular actionhero functions
- actionhero.Action
- actionhero.api
- actionhero.api.actions
- actionhero.api.blog
- actionhero.api.chatRoom
- actionhero.api.config
- actionhero.api.env
- actionhero.api.log
- actionhero.api.models
- actionhero.api.next
- actionhero.api.params
- actionhero.api.projectRoot
- actionhero.api.redis
- actionhero.api.resque
- actionhero.api.routes
- actionhero.api.sequelize
- actionhero.api.session
- actionhero.api.tasks
- actionhero.api.users
- actionhero.Process