Phoserver

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##Requirements *

Roadmap

• Active development

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###This is a base-level server with simple, session based login that creates tokens that expire for API-level access.

It grew from Jared Hansen's excellent passport-http-bearer example (https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport-http-bearer) and excellent passport-local express3-mongoose-multiple-file examples(https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport-local/tree/master/examples/express3-mongoose-multiple-files)

config/dbschema.js - mongoose database schema config/pass.js - contains most of the passport configuration, also contains additional admin middleware function and token generation during successful authentication.

routes/basic.js - basic routes paths routes/user.js - user paths (login, account, etc)

/foo?access_token?[token] will allow a return on access token. Modify or copy the foo route for your API as needed.

app.js - main server code

2. Updated package.json file

You can now run npm install without fear and you won't run into ejs errors when rendering layouts. The layout was changed to a header and a footer.

3. Added check for admin

You can check roles or for admin by modifying the ensureAdmin method in config/pass.js to ensureRole('admin'). Simply add it as an additional middleware as shown in the '/admin' path in app.js

4. You will need to install grunt to seed and drop the database.

http://gruntjs.com/

npm install -g grunt-cli

You will then be able to run

grunt --version
grunt --help

You can seed and drop the database with a grunt task by running the following commands from the root directory of the node app in terminal.

grunt dbseed
grunt dbdrop