A TypeORM-based session store.

Configure TypeORM with back end of your choice:

yarn add @types/express-session connect-typeorm express-session typeorm sqlite3

Implement the Session entity:

// src/domain/Session/Session.ts

import { ISession } from "connect-typeorm";
import { Column, Entity, Index, PrimaryColumn } from "typeorm";
@Entity()
export class Session implements ISession {
  @Index()
  @Column("bigint")
  public expiredAt = Date.now();

  @PrimaryColumn("varchar", { length: 255 })
  public id = "";

  @DeleteDateColumn()
  public destroyedAt?: Date;

  @Column("text")
  public json = "";
}

Pass repository to TypeormStore:

// src/app/Api/Api.ts

import { TypeormStore } from "connect-typeorm";
import * as Express from "express";
import * as ExpressSession from "express-session";
import { Db } from "typeorm-static";
import { Session } from "../../domain/Session/Session";

export class Api {
  public sessionRepository = Db.connection.getRepository(Session);

  public express = Express().use(
    ExpressSession({
      resave: false,
      saveUninitialized: false,
      store: new TypeormStore({
        cleanupLimit: 2,
        limitSubquery: false, // If using MariaDB.
        ttl: 86400
      }).connect(this.sessionRepository),
      secret: "keyboard cat"
    })
  );
}

TypeORM uses { "bigNumberStrings": true } option by default for node-mysql, you can use a Transformer to fix this issue:

import { Bigint } from "typeorm-static";
@Column("bigint", { transformer: Bigint })

Constructor receives an object. Following properties may be included:

• cleanupLimit For every new session, remove this many expired ones. Defaults to 0, in case you need to analyze sessions retrospectively.

• limitSubquery Select and delete expired sessions in one query. Defaults to true, you can set false to make two queries, in case you want cleanupLimit but your MariaDB version doesn't support limit in a subquery.

• ttl Session time to live (expiration) in seconds. Defaults to session.maxAge (if set), or one day. This may also be set to a function of the form (store, sess, sessionID) => number.

• onError Error handler for database exception. It is a function of the form (store: TypeormStore, error: Error) => void. If not set, any database error will cause the TypeormStore to be marked as "disconnected", and stop reading/writing to the database, therefore not loading sessions and causing all requests to be considered unauthenticated.

MIT