AuthRocket

NodeJS library for interfacing with Auth Rocket.

Why Not Use AuthRocket's authrocket.js?

Authrocket.js requires including jQuery and is therefore not a useful solution for running on NodeJS or within a front end project that doesn't use jQuery. Also, the API for the default AuthRocket library only provides methods for LoginRocket actions as it is for client side usage only.

Warning: Not officially supported by Auth Rocket.

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Getting Started

1. Install through npm: npm install --save authrocket
2. Import AuthRocket:

NodeJS

var AuthRocket = require('authrocket');

ES6

import AuthRocket from 'authrocket';

Browser

<script src="node_modules/authrocket/dist/authrocket.js"></script>
<!--
Also available through CDN using:
<script src="http://cdn.prue.io/authrocket/latest/authrocket.js"></script>
-->

3. Create a new AuthRocket instance:

//Create new authrocket instance with authrocket.js URL
var authrocket = new AuthRocket({jsUrl: 'https://zzzzzzzzz.e1.loginrocket.com/v1/'});

Configuration

Config variables can be set when you are creating your AuthRocket instance or through environment variables. Using environment variables is suggested for variables that should be kept private, such as your JWT secret.

LoginRocket capabilities (Login/Logout/Signup)

authrocket.js URL

Options Variable: jsUrl

Environment Variable: AUTHROCKET_JS_URL

Management Functionality (usually server side)

Account ID

Options Variable: accountId

Environment Variable: AUTHROCKET_ACCOUNT_ID

API key

Options Variable: apiKey

Environment Variable: AUTHROCKET_API_KEY

Realm Id

Options Variable: realmId

Environment Variable: AUTHROCKET_REALM_ID

API URL

Options Variable: apiUrl

Environment Variable: AUTHROCKET_API_URL

Other vars

JWT Secret

Options Variable: jwtSecret

Environment Variable: AUTHROCKET_JWT_SECRET