AuthentiFi | based Product Ownership Management System | Blockchain library
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A blockchain-based Product Ownership Management System for anti-counterfeits in the Post Supply Chain.
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- Initialize view
- Get data for all products
- Create the instance
- Updates the sign - up validator
- Invoked when an Activity is received from BuyActivity
- Send data to the server
- Initializes the activity
- Go to next screen
- Create the initial state
- This method is called when a BuyActivityResult is received
- Create a new instance of this fragment using the provided parameters
- Pushes log messages to disk
- Create camera source
- Replace the contents of a view with a specific position
- Handles an activity from an activity
- On create view
- Create the profile view
- Called when the buy activity is clicked
- Called when the activity is created
- Create the view
- Generate the view which is used to show the offer
- Creates the Bundle view
- Resume the activity
- Invoked when the view is created
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QUESTION
I'm creating my first application using Laravel and React.
I followed a tutorial online, and I noticed that the authentification, unlike what I was used to with only Laravel, is using localStorage instead of Auth::user.
With the following line I can get the informations of the authentified user :
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Answered 2021-May-05 at 16:07You're right, you should use a middleware to verify the user is authenticated.
I don't know which way you're using to authenticate a user.
Basically if you're using laravel built in authentication you should be able to use the default auth middleware as described here: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/authentication#protecting-routes
Otherwise you may need to create a new middleware to handle the verification, the process of making a new middleware is described here: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/middleware
Then you can use the middleware method on the routes you'd like to protect
QUESTION
I want to retrieve the user object in order to check if the user is allowed to access a file or not in a web app based on Django and rest_framework_jwt for the REST WebServices.
I have the following settings for my web app:
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Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 07:17Your view get_operation(...) is not compatible with DRF. You have to make it compatible with DRF by using the @api_view(...) decorator. Then you can add the class parameters into the decorator
QUESTION
I'm working on an Ionic application.
On the one hand I have an auth basic form in which people fill in their username and password. On the other hand I'd like to implement authentification with JSON Web Tokens and Node JS.
The workflow would be this one : as soon as a user fills in his credentials, they will be sent with a POST request. If these credentials are correct, the user can access to the application and gets an access token as a response.
The thing is that I'm a little bit lost with all that concepts. I built a form and sent informations with a POST request. I managed to create some APIs with Node JS and that's ok. I see how to build a authentified webservice too (e.g : https://github.com/jkasun/stack-abuse-express-jwt/blob/master/auth.js).
But I concretely don't understand the links between the html form and the authorisation check part..
To be clearer, how is it possible to make the html part and the Node JS scripts communicate together ?
Before posting that question I made many researches and found many stuff on building an authentified API. But there was very few advice on how to make it communicate with the client part (I mean the form), which is what I have to do.
If anyone has any ressources (document, Github examples..) on that, I'll greatly appreciate. But I would be very happy too if someone try to make me understand these concepts. I guess I have to improve my knowledge on all that so that I could test some POCs.
Many thanks in advance !
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Answered 2020-Aug-18 at 18:06JWT General flow:
1- Authenticate using a strategy (You done it)
2- Deliver an accessToken along with response (You done it)
3- The client MUST store this accessToken (LocalStorage is the best place, not cookies: They are vulnerable to csrf attacks)
4- On every request you are going to make to a protected area (where user is supposed to be authenticated and authorized), make sure to send you accessToken along with it, you can put it on Authorization header, a custom header, directly in body of the request... Basicaly just make sure to send it properly.
5- On the server receiving client requests, you NEED to verify that token (You verify it by checking the signature of the accessToken).
6- If he is authorized, great, if not, send back an HTTP Unauthorized Error.
Here is my implementation using an accessToken on a header + passportjs-jwt:
Client code
To store token:
QUESTION
I am trying to use Zeep to consume a Sympa mailing list SOAP resource. I have the code below:
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Answered 2020-May-06 at 20:49Edits 2 and 3 above were wild goose chases.
I think I have an answer to my own question. It is not satisfactory and I don't know how to solve it yet.
The issue is that The SOAP server I am trying to reach is old. My company will probably not update it anytime soon. This old version sets the Sympa SESSION-ID value generated on the server in an obsolete http-cookie2 header.
It appears that Zeep uses the requests.Session.cookies object which is a RequestsCookies object. It seems to use the default cookie policies and I need to change the fc2965 policy to True. I haven't figured out how to do that yet and that will be my next question.
QUESTION
I have a problem to deal with setState() in reactNative.
In the "login" module, I need to check in Firebase if a "username" is associated to an email address. If it is the case, User is authentified. If not, I make an alert saying "username don't match with an email.
So, what's my problem? When a username is not relied to an email, it works and it displays an alert dialog. When a username matches with an email, it works but it still displays an alert when I click on the button "Connecter".
How can I do to fix this in my code ?
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Answered 2020-Apr-25 at 13:19ok its not a react problem its just javascript as this
QUESTION
I'm looking for a way to launch ssh in a terminal from a golang program.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-18 at 17:38You should pass in stdin, stdout, and stderr:
QUESTION
I'm trying to build an IFTTT service and connect it to my Firebase backend.
I need to authenticate user as indicated in the IFTTT docs: https://platform.ifttt.com/docs/api_reference#service-authentication
IFTTT’s protocol supports OAuth2 authentication, including support for refresh tokens if so desired.
Your service API should use access tokens for authentication and as a source of identity. A single access token should correspond to a single user account or resource owner on your service.
If refresh tokens are used, they must be non-expiring. If refresh tokens are not used, access tokens must be non-expiring.
But I can only get short-lived access tokens from Firebase it seems. Where can I get or how can I generate such tokens from the Firebase auth SDK?
Update in response to @FrankvanPuffelen:
I'll create an IFTTT service running on a Node server (possibly simply Cloud Functions) that will use the Firebase RTDB to send formatted HTTP request back to IFTTT. IFTTT requires me to authorize user accounts. Their required UX is something like this:
- If an IFTTT user tries to use my service on the IFTTT website,
- an auth dialog for my service pops up.
- The user logs in and confirms IFTTT's access to their data on my service.
- Some OAuth 2.0 tokens are exchanged.
- IFTTT servers will periodically send requests (authentified with those tokens) on behalf of the user to my server.
Part of the question is: Can I use the Firebase Auth API to get those tokens, etc. or do I need to create a new OAuth 2.0 "layer" with my own generated tokens for IFTTT?
PS: I'm very new to OAuth, so it's all a bit confusing to me, sorry if the question isn't very clear.
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Answered 2018-Dec-23 at 14:32So IFTTT calls Cloud Functions, which then calls Realtime Database, and you want to authentication the IFTT user with Realtime Database. Is that correct? If so, you can either use an OAuth2 token or create a Firebase Authentication session cookie.
Use an OAuth2 tokenI did this not too long ago for accessing the Realtime Database from Google Apps Script. The requirements are relatively simple (once you know them):
- The OAuth2 tokens must be requested with the correct scopes:
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.emailandhttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/firebase.database. - The OAuth2 access token must be present in the request to Realtime Database.
- The authenticated user must be at least an editor on the Firebase project. Note that this is not a Firebase Authentication user, but a Google user account.
Also see:
Use a Firebase Authentication session cookieYou can also use a Firebase Authentication session cookie, which can be longer-lived (up to 2 weeks) than a regular Firebase Authentication ID token (up to an hour). You'll want to set up a Cloud Function for creating the session cookie, call that from IFTTT, and then pass the session cookie with the IFTTT request and along to the Realtime Database.
For more on this, see:
- the Firebase documentation on managing session cookies.
QUESTION
I'm a junior Android developer. I'm using the last version (alpha08) of CameraX.
I am trying to set up the zoom functions and in order to do so I need CameraControl. To get CameraControl I need an instance of my Camera -> Camera.getCameraControl() according to https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/camera/core/CameraControl
I don't seem to be able to get an instance of Camera. If I try to instance Camera, it asks me to implement both getCameraControl() and getCameraInfo(), whom both return null.
Could anyone explain to me how to do it please?
Here's my ApplicationClass file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-03 at 19:47You are getting androidx.camera.core.Camera instance as a result of call mCameraProvider.bindToLifecycle(sCameraActivity, mCameraSelector, mPreview, mAnalysis, mImageCapture); at the end of your method.
Example :
QUESTION
on my screen, you can see number : 24,26,33 this is the id_user when i click on "Ajouter Mission", the id are set to 24, instead of 26,33. (24 is the id to auth admin), why the id change to the authentified user when i click on modal button ?
dont comment my indian quality front end, i'll do it later :)
and there is my html :
Sorry, i paste everythig because i have no idea where this problem come from.
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Answered 2019-Dec-25 at 16:10You should be using something like AngularJS for this sort of stuff.
However, I believe your issue is that all your generated modals share the same ID, causing the same one to be opened by all the buttons.
Try making the ID of the modal something like MODAL-{{ ID_HERE }} and remember to set the data-target of the button to MODAL-{{ ID_HERE }}
Do this to your button:
QUESTION
I am currently working on a project using laravel & Vue.
What I want to achieve I want to authenticate a User before rendering any Vue Component to include the username in the Navbar.
Problem I face the problem, that the Vue Navbar Component got rendered before the user has been authenticated and the status has been updated in the store. Hence, the navbar wont show the username, because the component not got updated.
Question How can I access the store, commit a mutation (userauthentification) before I create the "New vue" with components? Or: How can I achieve reactivity that the component gots updated as soon as the authentication has taken place.
Alternatively I tried to use "computed" to update the state and update the username after the store.state.user has been updated. This does not work I guess due to the reactivity which I still not fully understand, although I've read a lot about it.
Infos Here are some background infos:
- I use Laravel to set up routes (Frontend and Backend)
- I use a layout.blade file and include Vue components in the dedicated laravel view files
- Use JWT to authentify (this works fine)
Here is my layout.blade.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-18 at 12:15Here are couple of issues i see in your code:
Vuex Mutations are synchronous and Vuex actions are asynchronous
Ref: Vuex Documentation on actions
Your business logic must go in actions as they are asynchronous (i.e axios calls) and your data update/manipulation should go in mutations
In your "AUTH_USER" mutation you are making axios call which should be in your "authUser" action instead.
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