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PARSE AUDITOR

Add automated auditing/versioning to Parse Server classes.

Audit, Version, Track: Fast, lightweight, & easy data automation.

Tracking data changes and access logs is critical for many regulatory requirements, such as HIPAA compliance. With just a few lines of code you can add full data manipulation and access auditing to any class in your Parse Server powered app.

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INSTALLATION

USAGE

CONFIGURATION

INSTALLATION

You can install this API using NPM. This API must run as a part of your Parse Platform app’s cloud code. Simply add parse-auditor to you cloud code’s package.json file

Cloud Cloud Installation (cloud/package.json)

{
"dependencies": {
"parse-auditor": "*"
}
}

USAGE

You can use parse-auditor anywhere you can use other cloud code hooks, such as Parse.Cloud.beforeSave().

Track Modifications
Automatically add auditing capabilities to any of your classes by passing them into parse-auditor:

const ParseAuditor = require('parse-auditor');
ParseAuditor(['Patient', 'Clinic'])

This will track all edits to these classes (creates, updates, deletes) in classes named Patient_AUD & Clinic_AUD respectively.

Track Reads
Automatically add view auditing capabilities to any of your classes by passing them into parse-auditor as a second array:

const ParseAuditor = require('./parse-auditor.js');
ParseAuditor(['Patient', 'Clinic'], ['Patient'])

This will not only track all edits to these classes (creates, updates, deletes) but any views to a Patient will also be tracked. This will all be logged in classes named Patient_AUD & Clinic_AUD respectively.

CONFIGURATION

You can configure how parse-audit tracks data.

1. Config Object Pass a confgi object as the third argument to parse-auditor:

const ParseAuditor = require('parse-auditor'); ParseAuditor(['Patient', 'Clinic'], ['Patient'], myConfig)

 

The config object is structured as follows:

{
classPrefix: '',
classPostfix: '_AUD',
fieldPrefix: 'meta_',
fieldPostfix: '',
parseSDK: Parse,
}

 

Example Custom Configuration:

const ParseAuditor = require('./parse-auditor.js'); ParseAuditor(['Patient', 'Clinic'], ['Patient'], { classPostfix: '_HISTORY' })

 This will track all edits to these classes (creates, updates, deletes) as well as any views to a Patient. This will all be logged in classes named Patient_HISTORY & Clinic_HISTORY respectively.

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