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Hashing

Formidable provides a Hash class that can be used to hash and compare strings. By default, Formidable uses bcrypt to hash passwords, but you can also use argon2.

Configuration​

The default hashing driver is bcrypt. You can change this by setting the driver option in your config/hashing.imba or config/hashing.ts config file.

Basic Usage​

Hashing Passwords​

You may hash a password with the make method of the Hash class:

app/Http/Controllers/PasswordController.ts
import { DB } from '@formidablejs/framework'
import { Request } from '@formidablejs/framework'
import { Hash } from '@formidablejs/framework'
import { Controller } from './Controller'

export class PasswordController extends Controller {
	async update(request: Request): Promise {
		const password = await Hash.make(request.get('password'))

		DB.table('users')
			.where('id', request.auth().user!.id)
			.update({ password })
	}
}

Configuring The Hashing Driver​

To configure a hashing driver, you can head over to the config/hashing.imba or config/hashing.ts config file.

Here, you can change bcrypt rounds or argon2 memory cost, parallelism, and time cost.

Verifying That A Password Matches A Hash​

The check method provided by the Hash class allows you to verify that a given plain-text string corresponds to a given hash:

if (await Hash.check(request.get('password'), user.password)) {
	// the passwords match
}