What is a reasonable way to structure relationships in MongoDB
I am also using Node – which I am not the most familiar with – if the articles/books/tutorials pertained to this also – that would help even more.
Should I include test runner module as a dependency in my module?
My module has no dependency on its own but for running tests you need to install jasmine-node module. Should I include that module as a dependency?
Should I include test runner module as a dependency in my module?
My module has no dependency on its own but for running tests you need to install jasmine-node module. Should I include that module as a dependency?
Search algorithm
I would like to create a site where users can post articles with the following optional parts:
Dealing with the node.js callback pyramid
I’ve just started using node, and one thing I’ve quickly noticed is how quickly callbacks can build up to a silly level of indentation:
Dealing with the node.js callback pyramid
I’ve just started using node, and one thing I’ve quickly noticed is how quickly callbacks can build up to a silly level of indentation:
Dealing with the node.js callback pyramid
I’ve just started using node, and one thing I’ve quickly noticed is how quickly callbacks can build up to a silly level of indentation:
Edge Case For Cookie Based Token Management
I have a React frontend and a Nodejs backend that uses authentication via an OIDC service provider. After a user goes through the SSO authentication flow I store the token (containing a refresh token with a 5 hr expiration) in a HTTPOnly cookie with a similar expiration time. I also store a JWT token (1 hr expiration) in a cookie that’s generated by my backend so that I don’t have to keep sending the OIDC token to the service provider on every request. On every request I verify the JWT token. If the JWT token has expired I use the OIDC refresh token to refresh the OIDC token (new access token, new id token, new refresh token) and generate a new JWT token. My web server is configured such that if the cookie containing the OIDC token is missing, it will redirect to /api/login which will start a new SSO authentication flow.
Edge Case For Cookie Based Token Management
I have a React frontend and a Nodejs backend that uses authentication via an OIDC service provider. After a user goes through the SSO authentication flow I store the token (containing a refresh token with a 5 hr expiration) in a HTTPOnly cookie with a similar expiration time. I also store a JWT token (1 hr expiration) in a cookie that’s generated by my backend so that I don’t have to keep sending the OIDC token to the service provider on every request. On every request I verify the JWT token. If the JWT token has expired I use the OIDC refresh token to refresh the OIDC token (new access token, new id token, new refresh token) and generate a new JWT token. My web server is configured such that if the cookie containing the OIDC token is missing, it will redirect to /api/login which will start a new SSO authentication flow.
Warning C28251: Inconsistent annotations
Got a warning, when building a addon in node.js.