user-settings | Simple user settings management for node.js | Runtime Evironment library

We have a mobile app with ServiceStack-based cookie authentication. The app stores the user's login cookie and keeps itself logged in if the user so desires.

We have a 'Purchase PIN' feature in the app - the user can set a PIN and require it to be entered every time they make a purchase. The intention is to guard against purchases being made on a stolen or mislaid unlocked phone.

The app has a settings/configuration view in which, amongst other things, the user can set and turn on and off the purchase PIN. We therefore need to force the user to re-authenticate to be able to edit their settings.

Our thinking is that when the user tries to enter the settings page:

• The app requires the user to re-authenticate with their password.

• In response, the API issues a token back to the app. The token represents some secret that only the API knows, plus the user ID, plus an expiry timestamp in the near future.

• All user-settings-related API calls require a valid token to be sent in the request.

• The API validates that the token was issued for the same user, and checks that the timestamp is still good.

• If the API finds that the token isn't valid or has expired, it responds with a signal that the UI should have the user re-authenticate to obtain a new token before continuing.

This all has to live outside / alongside the existing ServiceStack cookie authentication (reworking our current auth layer is outside scope and timeline for various reasons).

What's the best practice for implementing this additional level of security in ServiceStack?

I am using vs-popup component of Vusax library to display contents, I am able to close the vs-popup by a method which is in the code below. I am actually having a form inside the popup, So my question is how to make the vs-popup close automatically after success message.

Here is the User.vue

HTML

I am developing a fairly simple application, where I want my users to be able to subscribe to notifications. So the system should:

• Send notifications when a certain event they are subscribed to happens.
• Send notifications to the channels they have selected (email or slack)

Below is an example of different notifications they each user can subscribe to.

I am wondering how to do this using Laravel. My first idea was to:

1. Create a notifications JSON column on the users table, and store it like (probably using the learnings from the Managing Mass User Settings lesson.)

I start jupyter-lab from a python 3 virtual environment. On executing jupyter --config-dir, I can see /Users/myusername/.jupyter

I've edited the file jupyter_notebook_config.py, located in the above directory, to change the default location of user configuration directory given by: c.LabApp.user_settings_dir from /Users/myusername/.jupyter/lab/user-settings to /Users/myusername/.config/jupyter/lab/user-settings to keep my home directory clean.

But when I execute jupyter --config-dir again, I'm not able to see the changes. I've also tried deactivating and reactivating the python virtual environment.

How can I change jupyter --config-dir so that it outputs /Users/myusername/.config/jupyter instead of /Users/myusername/.jupyter ?

I'm working on my Django SAAS app in which I want to allow the user to have some custom settings, like disable or enable certain filters. For that I'm using django-user-setttings combined with django-filters and simple forms with boolean fields:

I would like to create a settings class in C++ that mimics .NET's Properties.Settings.Default.

For people that don't know what is it, basically it's a singleton class in which you can store application settings.

The singleton class: so far so good, thanks to C++ Singleton design pattern

The properties: this is where I would like to get some infrastructure help

Here's a typical property with a getter and a setter:

I want to verify if WebElement is selected or not. This element exist (when is selected) in HTML as:

I want to save a bool value for when you refresh the page, the value is true (if you want the color theme to be default, white) and false (if you want the color theme to be dark, black). Local storage is saving the last value correctly, and loading the correct value, but it is still not working, I don't know why. Here is my code, any help would be grateful.

I want to pass data from my App.js file to a sub class component.I have tried with props,but its not workng at all