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QUESTION
I am trying to create a reducer using typescript/ redux and I am facing this error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 22:05The problem is that UsersActions
can be one of three things - a UserLoginSuccess, a UserLoginFailure, or a UserLoginRequest - it's a Union Type.
In the "Success" case, you know that the login token will exist, and that the type is a UserLoginSuccess - but TypeScript doesn't have any way of knowing this, so it's telling you that you may be trying to get the loginToken
property from (e.g.) a UserLoginFailure
type.
The solution is that you've got to narrow the type when you want to work with it. Since there's no common properties on your union type that you could switch on, the only way I can think to do this would be to cast the payload to the correct type:
QUESTION
Hi i am trying to setup LDAP authentication for my meteorJS app and i am following the steps listed in here https://janikvonrotz.ch/2017/02/08/meteor-register-ldap-login-request-handler/
i changed the search filter from mail to username and pushed everything inside of Meteor.startup()
here is my code set up
UI code written in /imports/ui/loginform.jsx
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 08:37In short you need to define a search user that does the binding with the LDAP directory.
The post is outdated, I've got you this example: https://github.com/janikvonrotz/Zenkom/blob/0583f01abca96847178a248ff446d84c754965e9/server/actions/ldap.js#L18
Setup the search user like this:
QUESTION
I want to login to Wikidata using their API: https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php
I had prepared a few requests and tried them against the test instance of Wikidata: https://test.wikidata.org/w/api.php. Everything worked fine and I changed the call to target the real Wikidata instead. But now the action clientlogin
won't work, even though the settings are exactly the same as for the test instance. I have looked for documentation, but none seem to describe any differences between the test and the real instance.
I'm using Postman for making the POST requests. I have the parameters:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 15:06While writing this question, I realized that the error was that when removing the subdomain test from the URL, I was supposed to replace it with www for the real Wikidata... 🤦🏻♀️ But now it works and hopefully, someone else can make use of this answer.
QUESTION
So i was learning about JWT authentication for user login in MERN project using cors npm.I am able to generate the jwt and also able to store it in the DB , but i am not able to see my cookie being stored in the browser.
This is my generateAuthToken() function present in the schema file in express server, here i am generating a jwt & returning it -
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 10:50here is a code snippet from my current app
QUESTION
I am new to React and following one of the video series available on Udemy (React for the rest of us by Brad Schiff). The author has provided a backend system for user login etc. When the user logs in, the backend server sends 3 values in response to a successful login: the login token, the user name and the avatar url (a dummy image from gravatar.com). These values are then stored in local storage from where they can be displayed on the UI:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 09:00In React, when a component mounts
- states are load
- UI prints with the initial states
- Lifecycle hooks run (e.g.
useEffect
) and update states - DOM re-prints with updated states
if you don't use state in your component then you should follow the above workflow to update your UI. Though I don't know what your props.loginFlagHandler(true)
does, I am giving an example below.
QUESTION
I have a site where users must log in to access pages. When they are not logged in I redirect them to the log in page and it then sets a cookie / token. I know this is not the most stable way of doing it but it works and its not a high traffic site whatsoever. maybe 5 users. My issue now is I need to give the users access to a contact us page even if the cookie / token is not set / valid. I tried to add another conditional to the function but it creates an infinite loop. Any ideas of handling this situation?
jQuery :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 22:32You can early return before the token check, if the current URL is the contact page.
QUESTION
I am developing an android application that requires authentication (Login).
- When a user logs in, A bearer token jwt, is generated from my backend
- I store this token using SharedPreference
- Using Retrofit OkHttp Interceptor, I add an interceptor that requires this saved bearer token in order to access authorized endpoints.
The problem is
- When a user logs in for the first time, and visit any authorised endpoint, it throws a 401 - UnAuthorized. The user have to close the app, then open it (Without logging in) the endpoints start working, Returning 200. (Meanwhile, I did a check and the bearer token is been sent and is saved to the app) but for some reason for the first time, the endpoints returns 401. Unless, I close the app and open it, then the endpoints throws 200.
The backend guys says its from my app, because the bearer token is sent and it works first time on Post Man. The backend uses NodeJs.
LoginActivity
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 11:42Problem is in Interceptor
, move the token
statement inside intercept
method which will be triggered for every request else it would only be created once per instance and will continue to use the same token
QUESTION
I am programming a program that should read out certain data from a website and only output certain data (data from a table). However, I ran into a problem. I wrote a program that logs into the website, but from that website I have to go to the next website and then open the document with the data. Unfortunately, I have no idea how I can change the website and then open the document and read out the data. Does anyone have any idea how I could get on there?
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Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 07:23You should read into Selenium with Python. Since there is no specific URL or login details (which you shouldn't post here anyway) it would be quite hard for any of us to create a working example since we don't have anything to work with.
Try the using selenium from the link above and if you have any questions or run into any issues from there come back and ask that specific question.
BS4 and requests can be powerful but selenium emulates a web browser and lets you move through websites like a "human" would. Start there.
QUESTION
I have an AWS DynamoDb table called AccountXX
which stores items with a JSON structure as:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 11:05Found and fixed the problem. The issue was not with the DynamoDB query or parameters construct. The root cause was the problem with the Lambda passing the POST request body and the handler incorrectly handling it. The handler was missing a JSON.parse(event.body)
and hence loginToken
was a string. Therefore loginToken.email
was evaluating to empty causing the query to fail.
BTW, I found Amazon NoSQL Workbench tool that was mentioned in an answer to another similar question to be very helpful in exploring queries and autogenerating them using the UI. I used that to ensure that the query parameters were syntactically correct and then was able to find the root cause after some troubleshooting.
QUESTION
I am in the learning proess for both flutter and requests so forgive me if it is a simple mistake. I am trying to make a client login to a mediaiwki instance using client login api. I can fetch the login token succesfully but when I try to login it says invalid csrf token it gives {"error":{"code":"badtoken","info":"Invalid CSRF token.","*":". The api I am using to login is as follows. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Login#Method_2._clientlogin Thanks for your help.
To fetch login token succesfully I use
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Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 12:13I solved the problem.For future reference, I have downloaded dio package and added intercepter and cookie manager in order to persist the cookies.
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