let knex = require('knex')(require('./knexfile.js').development)
let bookshelf = require('bookshelf')(knex)
// Add the plugin
bookshelf.plugin(require('bookshelf-bcrypt'))
// Enable it on your models
let User = bookshelf.Model.extend({ tableName: 'users', bcrypt: { field: 'password' } })
// By default, an error will be thrown if a null/undefined password is detected. Use the following to allow null/undefined passwords
let User = bookshelf.Model.extend({ tableName: 'users', bcrypt: { field: 'password', allowEmptyPassword: true } })

// Wow such h4x0r, much password
let user = yield User.forge({ password: 'h4x0r' }).save()
console.log(user.get('password')) // $2a$12$K2CtDP7zSGOKgjXjxD9SYey9mSZ9Udio9C95K6wCKZewSP9oBWyPO

let user = yield User.forge({ id: 1000 }).fetch()
// Update the user
user.set('password', 'another_pwd')
yield user.save() // Password automatically hashed with the new value
// You can also avoid hashing by using an options
yield user.save({ bcrypt: false })

bookshelf.plugin(require('bookshelf-bcrypt'), {
  rounds: 10 // >= 12 recommended though,
  detectBcrypt: password => password.length > 50,
  onRehash: function () {
    // This will avoid throwing error but be aware that you can loose
    // user's password if you don't know what you're doing.
    // The function is also binded to the model instance that raised the event
    // so you can use any method to better handle it
    console.warn(`Rehash detected for ${this.tableName}`)
    this.set('need_password_change', true)
  }
})