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Using JSON webtoken authentication for consuming rest-api from your Single Page Application is pretty common these days. In this post I'll be helping you to use it in your Sails.js App. Well'll be using simplest user name and password... 
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In this post, we will take a look at the Integration between Firebase Simple Authentication and node-webkit. We are going to use slush generators to scaffold basic apps for us. Then we will create and configure a Firebase account to manage Simple Authentication i.e. Email and Password and Social Authentication using Twitter, Google and Facebook services.
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Part 1: Lately I've been playing with Ember.js and I have really grown to love it. I get the same "AHA!" feeling I got building my first Rails app 7 years ago. Let's see how to build a simple CRUD app using the RailsAPI as the backend. We're going to build a new app and deploy to Heroku. Part 2: In this part I will go over building the Ember app from the perspective of a Rails developer. I will be making comparisons to where Ember resembles common patterns in Rails and even Ruby itself. Part 3: Today we're going to do some coding on the Rails side and the Ember side to add Creating, Updating, and Destroying records.
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In order to build our own Token-based Authentication mechanism, we will need a token generator and a redis database to store the token with informations. We need to generate an unique token when a user sign in. We create a route: POST /user/signin with {username,password} as body parameters. In this route, we check the credentials provided by the client with our user database (MongoDB, MySQL, or whatever database you are using). If the credentials are valid, we generate a token. In order to generate an unique token, we use the Crypto module.
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Learn how to quickly setup Twitter, Facebook or local authentication for your Sails.js app using Passport.js and sails-generate-auth.
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