These examples will get you up and running using Ionic Auth with your own server backend.
Examples are organized by web framework. Each example runs on port 5000 and
defines a route, /auth
, which is the entry point.
For these examples, we will be using the shared secret foxtrot
and the
endpoint http://localhost:5000/auth
. These custom auth config options are
specified in apps.ionic.io.
Use the included nodejs script to generate the URL to start the authentication process.
$ node genurl.js <YOUR_APP_ID>
Boot up your preferred example. For nodejs:
$ node express/server.js
Copy the generated URL from the genurl.js script into curl or a tool like postman.
curl -L -X GET "<GENERATED_URL>"
The token (when successfully decoded) has the following payload, but you can
alter genurl.js
to change what gets sent to your server.
{
"username": "dan",
"password": "123"
}
Upon successful authentication, you should get a JSON response with the message
You have successfully implemented custom authentication!
in it.
Then you can look in your users list and see your authenticated, created user.
Further documentation for custom authentication can be found here.