Can I send a url, or some other value, to the IdP that will get round-tripped and POSTed back in the response SAML? And if so, how can I access it in my /login/callback route? To round-trip a value via the IdP you need to use RelayState. This is a value that you can send … Read more
The problem arises because in the HTTP protocol, headers are case-insensitive. This means that content-type, Content-Type, and coNTEnt-tYPe all refer to the same header, and the Express framework needs to be able to handle any of them. The different between req.headers (the object) and req.header (the function) is simply this: If you want to get … Read more
I found this works for me. Not sure it’s the best way to do this though. First, initialize your express application: // whatever your express app is using here… var session = require(“express-session”); var sessionParser = session({ store: session_store, cookie: {secure: true, maxAge: null, httpOnly: true} }); app.use(sessionParser); Now, explicitly call the session middleware from … Read more
From Sequelize offical docs: // Will order by an associated model’s created_at using an association object. (preferred method) [Subtask.associations.Task, ‘createdAt’, ‘DESC’], // Will order by a nested associated model’s created_at using association objects. (preferred method) [Subtask.associations.Task, Task.associations.Project, ‘createdAt’, ‘DESC’], By referring above syntax, Update your order option like below User.findById(uID, { include: [{ model: sequelize.models.userProfile … Read more
You should put your middleware before you use app.router. … app.use (function (req, res, next) { console.log (“inside middleware”); next(); }); … app.use(app.router);
By catching the SIGINT handler, you are preventing the default behaviour, which is to quit the process. When you use Ctrl+C the second time, the process dies because server.close throws an uncaught exception. Just add a process.exit() to the end of your SIGINT handler to quit the process gracefully.
I was not satisfied with the highest rated answer here and so I’m providing a new one: I ended up using the node module ‘gridfs-stream’ (great documentation there!) which can be installed via npm. With it, and in combination with mongoose, it could look like this: var fs = require(‘fs’); var mongoose = require(“mongoose”); var … Read more
You can do what you need in a couple of ways. This will place a middleware that will be used before hitting the router. Make sure the router is added with app.use() after. Middleware order is important. app.use(function(req, res, next) { // Put some preprocessing here. next(); }); app.use(app.router); You can also use a route … Read more
Yes, in Express 3 you can add helpers to app.locals. Ex: app.locals.somevar = “hello world”; app.locals.someHelper = function(name) { return (“hello ” + name); } These would be accessible inside your views like this: <% somevar %> <% someHelper(‘world’) %> Note: Express 2.5 did helpers differently.
Am doing the same course, fix is there on udemy. From Udemy : Passport v.0.6.0 is currently broken due to an incompatibility: https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport/issues/907 The maintainer suggests using the latest v0.5.0 until a fix is pushed out. Use: npm uninstall passport npm install [email protected] this worked fine for me.