Hapi User Router

This hapi plugin is an attempt to expose user singing and authentication routes.

Note: This is work in progress!

Routes

• [+] login/twitter
• [+] login/facebook
• [-] login/github
• [-] login/email
• [-] logout
• [-] register

Configuration

Configuring Twitter

Before we can actually start to code we have to create a Twitter application that will be granted by the user.
To do this go to apps.twitter.com, sign in and click on Create New App and fill the form.
Make sure to set a "Callback URL" and check the "Allow this application to be used to Sign in with Twitter" on the "Settings" tab in your Twitter application

Configuring Facebook

You'll need to go to https://developers.facebook.com/ and set up a Website application to get started Once you create your app, fill out Settings and set the App Domains under Settings >> Advanced, set the Valid OAuth redirect URIs to include http://<yourdomain.com> and enable Client OAuth Login

Example config

Configuration should override one exported by default.js.

{
  "auth": {
    "session": {
      "isSecure": false,
      "password": "cookie_pass_for_iron_encrypt"
    },
    "twitter": {
      "active": true,
      "clientId": "app_client_id",
      "clientSecret": "app_client_secret"
    },
    "facebook": {
      "active": true,
      "clientId": "app_client_id",
      "clientSecret": "app_client_secret"
    },
    "status": {
      "active": true
    }
  }
}

server.app.config

Important: Plugin will look for configuration at server.app.config so remember to pass expose configuration file under server.app.config before you register the plugin.

Note: It will change when I find better way of passing configuration into registered plugin with both (1) regular server.register method and (2) registration with glue manifest configs

Custom handlers

You can overwrite default successful authentication handler by

auth.twitter.handler = function(request, reply) {
  // setup cookies, store credentials, etc.
  return reply.redirect('/');
}

Provided examples

Before your run any of provided examples, there are few steps you have to make:

1. Register twitter application - one registered application is enough to run all of the examples
2. Update config.json with authentication credentials - as in previous point, one is enough for all examples
3. Run npm install - run it from the main directory
4. Run demo with: node <example>.js - you should run in from the example folder