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QUESTION
I am working on implementing custom error handling in a MongoDB MERN application. I’m also using Mongoose and passport-local-mongoose. When a user registers for a new account, they should get a specific error message in the chrome console saying, ‘username already exists’. I know it is a bad idea to show all the server error messages to the user, but I would like to show a select few.
Links that I have tried: https://github.com/saintedlama/passport-local-mongoose
Passport-local-mongoose : Authenticate user right after registration
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/nodejs-authentication-using-passportjs-and-passport-local-mongoose/
Here is the code: server/controller/auth.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 18:04- When you send a status code that is not in the range 200, it is considered as an "exception" in the client code. For Axios specifically, the
catch
block is executed. In your code, it is
QUESTION
I am trying to redirect back to the page when I am redirected to log in. I am using Passport and connect-ensure-login, and the login works, however, it gets annoying having to re-click the link (if you are not logged in, it redirects you to the home page, but the link has a query string). Is there a way to add a redirect URL upon successful log-in?
The redirect URL needs to be dynamic, because it is query strings, and is not dependent upon the user's id or anything like that.
Here is a snippet of my server-side code (please tell me if you need any other snippets because my app.js is 224 lines long and I don't want to post that).
app.js
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 19:46Sadly, connectEnsureLogin
does not provide the customizations needed in your case, however, a simple middleware function does exactly what you want.
At the top, define a middleware function and set a session cookie called RedirectTo:
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a website where employees at my company can enter their Windows Domain credentials to log in. I am running an Express backend that looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-26 at 18:17The issue was that I was connecting to 'LDAP://internal.mycompany.com'
, when I should have been connecting to 'LDAP://LOGON_M0103.internal.mycompany.com'
. Apparently that's the name of the actual domain controller.
For anyone else that has this issue, I found the answer by using AD Explorer and looking at the root of the connection, where it said the domain controller's name in square brackets. Also, there's an entry OU=Domain Controllers
, and that has CN=LOGON_M0103
within it inside the AD.
I'm still puzzled by why it was even working at all with just 'LDAP://internal.mycompany.com'
.
QUESTION
I am running into an issue with Passport.js in which I want to get the currently logged in users information from a Post request and process some stuff. When I console.log(req.user) it comes up as 'undefined'. The set up and authentication all works, I can also retreive user's info using a Get request as seen from the first code snippet.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-20 at 14:53It's because the user might not be logged in at the time you're checking it.
To ensure that a user is logged in when accessing a route you should have a middleware that checks it for you.
You can write it as a separate module and import it in every single one of your routes if it's required.
The module:
QUESTION
I'm using BearerStrategy
and I'm trying to set different strategy per endpoint or method, in the same router.
I've looked over the documentation and i haven't seen any refer to this situation, besides creating a new router.
this is what i got:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-30 at 14:31It's the same as in the tutorial. Set some label for the strategy, and then refer to it.
QUESTION
I had find many tutorial this whole day. And my setup is exactly the same as all the basic tutorial out there.
Currently, i'm able to access http://localhost/oauth/token
with successfully return token to me.
After that, i'm using ARC (Advanced Rest Client) to do the testing of calling my own api.
I had passed header such as
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-03 at 02:33In order to get detail error message of the causes, you need to go to CheckClientCredentials
class detail as below
QUESTION
I have a stand alone oauth2 identity provider that is working. Now I'm developing a consumer that will authenticate users with this stand alone provider.
I'm following this tutorial about passport and Google Auth:
I'm trying to use this information to use passport-oauth2 to work as a client. I have made some changes in the code provided in the tutorial above by following the official documentation on passoprt-oauth2.
I think that I have some problem in the callback function where expressjs receive the confirmation of authentication and info about the user. I don't understand how to use this information.
Here is the code of my app.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-22 at 18:12You need to add serializer:
QUESTION
I'm building an Express-React-Node app that I want to deploy on Google App Engine.
As I'm following several tutorials I've encountered these two apps architecture:
https://github.com/BalasubramaniM/react-nodejs-passport-app/tree/master/src
and
https://hackernoon.com/m-e-r-n-stack-application-using-passport-for-authentication-920b1140a134
I'd like to understand the differences.
The first one is only one app with Webpackand Babel.
On the client-side, I have a App.jsx file and Index.html file.
This is the App.jsx file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-14 at 00:30There are no differences. Both versions will call ReactDOM.render
with an App
element.
If you compile the second version using webpack, webpack will bundle all files together and will produce the same code as your first, partly manual solution.
QUESTION
I've seen the lb3 article on integrating passport (https://loopback.io/doc/en/lb3/Third-party-login-using-Passport.html). I don't see anything similar for lb4. Is the article for lb3/passport still valid for lb4? If not, thoughts on integrating passport into lb4? (I'd really like all of passport to be available, not just 3rd-party auth.)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-13 at 17:23QUESTION
I made a small project with authentication based on this example https://github.com/lyndachiwetelu/using-passport-with-sequelize-and-mysql. I had a mistake "Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\Users\user\Desktop\using-passport-with-sequelize-and-mysql-master\app\views\layouts\main.hbs'" But I did not point this way anywhere, it's strange. I beg you to help me, guys <3
I've alrready tried to make such way, and create such file(main.hbs), but in this case i can't reach another pathes ( dashboard, signin ). In this case they all have the same html-code from main.hbs
server.js :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-17 at 19:38Express-Handlerbars (the view engine you're using) expects a main
layout file which you can see on the docs (search for "main.handlebars") https://github.com/ericf/express-handlebars
You can also see the directory structure express handlebars expects under https://github.com/ericf/express-handlebars#basic-usage
This acts as a "main" layout that your other views extend. So you can put common code in main
such as a navbar etc.
You can either follow the docs or when you render your views use {layout:false}
as one of the props passed in e.g
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