is there a "standard" node login/auth module that does all the "normal"
needed stuff:
register a user - send confirmation email
authenticate the login (username/email + salted/hashed password)
validate/escape, ....
authorize some role / user info into a cookie
allow password reset
send forgotten email
(did I forget anything basic ?)
then maybe another separate module that uses facebook/google/...
(external) login
if not, it's really time that everyone rallies behind one. it seems so
redundant / unproductive / time-wasting for everyone to keep writing
this same stuff for every application - it's really a case that a
"standard login" source module would suffice for 99% of the time and any
"customization" (ie db or extra register fields) could be easily done
shoving the source into an application lib and simply modifying it.
then, there could be a separate module for using facebook/google/....
(external) login service
On 05/13/2012 04:57 PM, Marcos Oliveira wrote:
Look here:
https://github.com/nodester/nodester/blob/master/lib/reset_password.js
for the reset password logic and here:
https://github.com/nodester/nodester/blob/master/scripts/mailer.js for
the mailer.
It uses CouchDB besides that it's similar to what you need.
-- Marcos
On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 8:44 AM, Feras Odeh<[email protected]> wrote:
mrdnk,
I used passport for login and authentication. I'm using mongoose for
MongoDB. Guys is there any sample that implement password reset out there?
Thanks,
Feras
On Sunday, May 13, 2012 4:10:18 PM UTC+3, mrdnk wrote:
Feras,
Do you have login/user side already built? Did you build it yourself?
Are you using mongoose for your MongoDB?
Srirangan suggestion is what I'd do. If your6're not sure, and want some
help stick your code on GitHub - and I can give you a hand.
-MRdNk
On 13 May 2012, at 13:28, Srirangan wrote:
Persist a reset key in your database along with a timestamp.
Create a route accepting the reset key and new password.
Verify the reset key's timestamp when applying the new password to the
user.
- Sri
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On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 5:16 PM, Feras Odeh wrote:
How could I implement password reset in Node.js, express.js and Mongodb?
I want to send user an email with password reset link which is valid for one
hour or two. Is there any existing library that supports this? How could I
implement it?
Thanks,
Feras
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