This is a simple JavaScrit app written in ES5 to run on node.js
The importanyt files in the project are listed below:
root
.vscode - config for debugging in 'visual studio' code
.bin
server - bash script to lauch the app called from package.json "scripts"
controllers
index.js - configures controller and routes for project
callback.js - call bakc from OAuth (response handling)
dashboard.js - dashboard controller
login.js - logn controller
logout.js - logout controller
secure.js - controller to handle user profile / secure page content
middleware
auth.js - authentication checks and redirects
errors.js - 404 and Exception handling
passport.js - handles all condfiguration for PassportJS and OAuth2Strategy
public
img
logo.png - 48px x 48px logo used by the plugin
script
jquery.feedback.js - the jquery plugin applied / run after you login
style
style.css - some simple form styles and styles for the plugin
favicon.ico - the project favicon
views
partials - after you login I pull in a simple partial view into the profile page
app.js - main application
config.js - configuration information for various parts of the app
The application makes use of various NPM packages, pulled in via the package.json in the project. The assumption is that you are running a node v6.xx.xx (i was running 6.10.3) and npm 3.xx.xx I was ruuning with 3.10.10 I was also running MacOS
To install the development environment, in the folder that you copied this code into, type:
npm install
The project is started (by calling the bash script) with NodeMon, which also watches for file updates and restarts the project. I have included a small utility script in package.json to make thsi call for you and its slghtly easier to get going. The bash script basically runs app.js for you but also does a few house keeping checks for used sockets and ports
npm start
The server runs on http://localhost:3000 The public dashboard can be loaded by directing your browsers to:
http://localhost:3000/dashboard
I have also included the .vscode folder with the appropiate launch.json configuration file to allow you to run and debug through the application using the Visual Studio Code (other debugging/inspect options are available, use what you know best...)
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