aespringfield/angular_route_with_passport

Express/Passport with Angular Routing

This version uses Angular to control the login requests and redirection in coordination with client-side routing.

Express/Passport Lecture Starting File

Download and run 'npm install' before the lecture as prep. In this lecture, we will build out a user registration page and allow our users to log into our application. Once they are logged in, we will see information returned to us, specific to the user.

##Branches

• master: Original lecture code with jQuery, alt static file serving, Grunt, Mongoose/Mongo
• angular-complete: Angular and MongoDB version as shown to Iota cohort.
• sql_strategy: Replaces MongoDB with PostGRES for storage of user data. Maintains bcrypt functionality.
• angular-controlled-login-intro: Introduces Angular as the login handler. All server communication is handled in an Angular Controller and updates the route/page based on success or failure. Intended for an alternate intro lecture to Passport (as seen in angular-complete and sql_strategy). Uses MongoDB.
• angular-ctrl-with-routes: Like angular-controlled-login-intro but is built using client-side routing with ngRoute instead of full HTML pages. Uses MongoDB.