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What's even better is to have a backend that side a payload to the client when events are triggered, so no js is loaded in advance.
by jlebrech 8y ago
What's even better is to have a backend that side a payload to the client when events are triggered, so no js is loaded in advance.
- dawnerd 8y agoWas hoping they'd just have an api you could check against, maybe op could do that pretty easily since the frontend is already making a request.
- frits1993 8y agoYes you can definitely do that. The /validate endpoint accepts the parameters application (for the application uuid) and the key (for licence key). You can program your way around that, but the one line solution then does not hold up.