Angular Authorization layer

This module allows you to add authorization layer to your angular project, and to filter pages for "anonymous" and "authenticated" users.

Installation

** You can assist the example on AuthExample.js of using ngAuth with ng-facebook module **

1. Download using one of the following options:
   1. npm: npm install ngauth
   2. bower: bower install ngAuth
   3. git
2. Add the module to your dependencies and include its scripts
3. Create your own authentication service by implementing the AuthBase abstract:

   angular.module('myApp', ['ngAuthBase'])
       .factory('Auth', ['$facebook', 'AuthBaseUI', '$rootScope',
           function($facebook, AuthBase, $rootScope) {
               var Auth = angular.extend(AuthBase,  {});
      
               return Auth;
           }])
       .run(['Auth', function(Auth) {}])
   ;

   *** use AuthBase dependency for regular ng-route, and AuthBaseUI for router-ui ***
4. Implement the following methods: 2.1. setIsLoggedIn() should check if the user is logged-in: true - logged-in user false - anonymous user null - information not available yet(waiting to response)

Usage

Defining routes

1. add anonymous: true to every route which allowed only for anonymous users
2. add authenticated: true to every route which allowed only for anonymous users

Example:

$stateProvider
    .state('login', {
        url: '/login',
        controller: 'loginCtrl',
        anonymous: true,
        templateUrl: 'src/app/views/login.html'
    })
;

Authentication status change handler

You can attach handler for every time the authentication status is changed and ready, by listening to Auth.status:

Example:

$rootScope.$on("Auth.status", function(event, status) {
    if(status) {
        console.log("Logged In!");
    } else {
        console.log("Logged out!")
    }
});

Add login/logout methods to your auth service

It's recommended to add your login/logout method on your auth service.