oneall/node-js-sdk

Node.js SDK for OneAll

OneAll

The .Net OneAll SDK originally created by me at XPG. Contains code examples that show you how to use OneAll REST API and how to implement and customize Social Login on your own website. The OneAll.Net SDK supports single and multiple OneAll REST API connections simultaneously. It also includes extension methods for use in ASP.Net Web Pages as well as extensions for .Net MVC Razor Engine and a singleton API class for easy server side interaction. Full CHM documentation is included.

node-js-sdk's Issues

npm

Why you don't add this library to https://www.npmjs.com/?

Angularjs issue

I've integrated oneAll social login but I am able to find out way how to create callback in angularjs for token?
Please help.

One all

oneall.connection.getAll

oneall.connection.getAll(
1,
function (err, data, fullData) {
if (err) {
throw(err);
}
console.log('Meaningful data: ', data);
console.log('Full data: ', fullData);
}
);
I have the error below.
err: [SyntaxError: Unexpected token C]

Unable to post in FB

Unable to post in FB, can you please help me to get it done for me.

oneall.user.get expect identity_token

expects an identity_token, not a user_token!
When you try to send a user_token you get this error:

I20160916-20:15:00.734(2)? Meaningful data:  { status:
I20160916-20:15:00.734(2)?    { flag: 'error',
I20160916-20:15:00.735(2)?      code: 404,
I20160916-20:15:00.735(2)?      info: 'No identity has been found for the specified identity_token' }

Problems -- deprecated dependencies

The request package has been deprecated ... should probably use the fetch api instead

Need to make into an ES6 module.

after running awhile if fails to work correctly ... memory issue? not sure why without taking a fair amount to time debugging. Fails connection tokens that are valid. Restarting the app solves the issue for a while until it starts happening again.

Need to get rid of vars and replace with let, make into ES6 module, target Node 18 and later, not use any dependencies.

After playing around with the REST API using Postman, I am probably going to write my own ES6 module for token verification. This package seems to be more complex than it needs to be.