ldap-server-mock

import * as fs from 'node:fs/promises'; import { LdapServerMock } from 'ldap-server-mock'; async function main() { // Define your mock LDAP users const ldapUsers = [ { dn: 'cn=testuser,dc=example,dc=com', attributes: { objectClass: 'person', cn: 'testuser', uid: 'testuser', mail: 'testuser@example.com' } }, { dn: 'cn=anotheruser,dc=example,dc=com', attributes: { objectClass: 'person', cn: 'anotheruser', uid: 'anotheruser', mail: 'anotheruser@example.com' } } ]; // Configure the LDAP server mock const serverConfiguration = { port: 3004, searchBase: 'dc=example,dc=com' }; // For a runnable example, we'll use dummy certificate buffers. // In a real scenario, you'd load these from files as shown in the README. const certificatePublicKey = Buffer.from('-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----\n... (your cert content) ...\n-----END CERTIFICATE-----\n'); const certificatePrivateKey = Buffer.from('-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----\n... (your key content) ...\n-----END PRIVATE KEY-----\n'); // Create an instance of the mock server const ldapServer = new LdapServerMock( ldapUsers, serverConfiguration, certificatePublicKey, certificatePrivateKey ); try { console.log('Starting LDAP mock server...'); await ldapServer.start(); console.log(`LDAP mock server started on port ${serverConfiguration.port}`); // Simulate some work or keep the server running for tests // For a quick example, we'll stop it after a short delay await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 2000)); console.log('Stopping LDAP mock server...'); await ldapServer.stop(); console.log('LDAP mock server stopped.'); } catch (error) { console.error('Failed to run LDAP mock server:', error); } } main();