digipass | Turn digitec collection notices into Apple Wallet passes | iOS library
kandi X-RAY | digipass Summary
kandi X-RAY | digipass Summary
Turn digitec.ch collection notices into iOS Wallet passes. This is the code that's powering the digipass@pilif.me email address. If you have a digitec collection notice, forward it to digipass@pilif.me and you will get the exact same message back, but the PDF has now been replaced with an iOS pass that you can add to your wallet. The passes are geo-coded to the respective digitec store, so the passes will automatically pop up as you get close to the store.
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Answered 2021-Aug-10 at 14:46Basically, the login page should allow anyone to access it, authorised or not.
The user logs in. The backend responds with the setCookie response header. This causes the cookie to be sent in all subsequent requests.
Your backend server then checks for the presence of the cookie in all subsequent HTTP requests.
If the cookie is absent the server responds 401.
Use an Angular HTTP interceptor to redirect to the login page on any 401s.
On the login page, if the user is already logged in, you could add some logic inside ngOnInit to redirect to another route. To support this, the server should provide an /is-authorised endpoint or a /whoami endpoint.
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