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   by adodson 12y ago

   Make a server-to-server call using the token to check its validity. There's more comments on this subject here https://github.com/MrSwitch/hello.js/issues/22
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   by adodson 12y ago

   Point and space taken. Now it is readable - and I rather dread the consequences.
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   by adodson 12y ago

   @ishi take a look at this example http://adodson.com/hello.js/demos/friends.html
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   by adodson 12y ago

   I couldn't find any examples of JSON Web Token in the client. But if the security model supports it then i'd like to entertain the idea.
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   by adodson 12y ago

   Yes, but its a pretty arduous task digesting and implementing API docs. That pain was the impetus to standardize them into the HelloJS library.
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   by adodson 12y ago

   PassportJS = NodeJS authentication, designed for single sign-on. HelloJS = Browser + Phonegap authentication and API request handling designed to interact with thirdparty services from the client app.
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   by adodson 12y ago

   Nice endorsement
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   by adodson 12y ago

   Use node for bundling+minification. Its on npm for convenience. I also hope to make it compatible with CommonJs and have components of it work through the server. Not all services support server-less authentication otherwise known as Implic
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   by adodson 12y ago

   Thanks for sharing my project HelloJS