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Releases: kasperisager/sails-generate-auth

v0.3.1

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v0.3.0

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v0.2.0

03 Oct 05:09
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v0.1.6

06 Jul 19:07
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  • #57: Use passport.user.id instead of the whole object

v0.1.5

22 Jun 20:56
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  • #33: Update local.js to incorporate flash for "email exists"
  • #37: Update loadStrategies() to be called on bootstrap
  • #46: Redirect to registration/login page if passport.callback throws an error
  • #47: Destroy user in case of registration error
  • #48, #51: Add an error flash in case of invalid password

v0.1.4

26 Apr 02:19
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#27: Fix bug where Passport didn't save

v0.1.3

25 Apr 23:38
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  • #6: Make auth strategies configurable
  • #16: Fix issue related to provider identifiers
  • #17: Update Passport tokens between sessions
  • #19: Configurable callback URLs
  • #22: Fixes /register form submission to render errors on /register view

v0.1.2

02 Mar 16:13
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  • #9: package.json updated to match the other generators
  • #12: Move the session specific setup to the service

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  • #7: Add via attribute to User model example in README

v0.1.1

28 Jan 14:36
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v0.1.0

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Initial release of the Authentication generator: A Passport.js-based authentication generator for use with the Sails command-line interface.

Behind the scenes, the service uses the concept of "Passports" to store everything related to user authentication. This allows you to keep your own models free of authentication-related bloat as well as help you optimize your application as the data is queried separately only when authentication happens.