yxaepnm•16mo ago

Set server response headers from TRPC standalone adapter

Hi I am trying to implement my own authentication in Trpc. For this I need to create a session on the backend and return appropriate headers like set cookie for session-token and csrf-token. How can I set these headers from within a mutation when using the standalone adapter.
Could find anything here or in the docs. Thank you 🙏

3 Replies

Alex / KATT 🐱•16mo ago

Pass through the req/res objs from createContext and set it in the mutation like you'd do without trpc

yxaepnmOP•16mo ago

Thanks for the idea, managed to do it as follows: server initialization:

const { databaseUrl } = parseEnvironmentVariables();
const appContext = await createAppContext({ databaseUrl });

const server = createServer((req, res) => {
  const requestContext = createRequestContext({
    appContext,
    request: req,
    response: res,
  });
  const handler = createHTTPHandler({
    router: initRouter(),
    createContext: () => requestContext,
  });
  handler(req, res);
});

server.listen(options.port);

const { databaseUrl } = parseEnvironmentVariables();
const appContext = await createAppContext({ databaseUrl });

const server = createServer((req, res) => {
  const requestContext = createRequestContext({
    appContext,
    request: req,
    response: res,
  });
  const handler = createHTTPHandler({
    router: initRouter(),
    createContext: () => requestContext,
  });
  handler(req, res);
});

server.listen(options.port);

mutation definition:

export const initRouter = () =>
  router({
    create: publicProcedure.mutation(async (opts) => {
      const { appContext, requestContext } = opts.ctx;

      const sessionToken = nanoid(21);
      const sessionCookie = new Cookie({
        key: sessionTokenCookieName,
        value: sessionToken,
        sameSite: "strict",
        httpOnly: true,
      });

      const csrfToken = nanoid(21);
      const csrfCookie = new Cookie({
        key: csrfTokenCookieName,
        value: csrfToken,
        sameSite: "strict",
        httpOnly: true,
      });

      requestContext.response.setHeader("Set-Cookie", [
        sessionCookie.toString(),
        csrfCookie.toString(),
      ]);

      await appContext.db.insert(session).values({
        sessionToken,
      });

      return csrfToken;
    }),
  });

export const initRouter = () =>
  router({
    create: publicProcedure.mutation(async (opts) => {
      const { appContext, requestContext } = opts.ctx;

      const sessionToken = nanoid(21);
      const sessionCookie = new Cookie({
        key: sessionTokenCookieName,
        value: sessionToken,
        sameSite: "strict",
        httpOnly: true,
      });

      const csrfToken = nanoid(21);
      const csrfCookie = new Cookie({
        key: csrfTokenCookieName,
        value: csrfToken,
        sameSite: "strict",
        httpOnly: true,
      });

      requestContext.response.setHeader("Set-Cookie", [
        sessionCookie.toString(),
        csrfCookie.toString(),
      ]);

      await appContext.db.insert(session).values({
        sessionToken,
      });

      return csrfToken;
    }),
  });

Not the full code due to character limit, but should suffice if you are looking to do the same :)!

mattddean•15mo ago

This is great, thank you. What's the new Cookie() library you're using? It looks nice