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Diet: Accounts (in development)

User account management is a general function that we reuse in every application. Accounts is a simple set of API's that you can use as a standard in all your apps.

With Accounts you can interact with user accounts without touching the backend unless you want to do something more.

Install

If you are using diet it's already installed.

npm install diet-accounts

Example Setup

// CREATE a new dietjs application
var app = new Application(options);

// SETUP account module
var account = app.accounts({
	table		 : 'users',	   // mysql table
	username      : 'username',	// username column in table
	password	  : 'password',	// password column in table
	select		: '*'	 	   // what to select if user authentication is successfull
});

API

You can interact with your Accounts trough these urls on your website: METHOD | URL | STATUS | --- | --- | --- | --- POST | /account/login | working POST | /account/logout | working POST | /account/update | beta POST | /account/changePassword | beta POST | /account/delete | beta POST | /account/signup | beta POST | /account/verify | beta GET | /account/recover/password | beta POST | /account/recover/password | beta

Default Response from the API's

If the call ends with success then:

{ success: true, errors: false }

If the call fails then:

{ success: false, errors:[Array of Errors] }

Customizing the API's

All account actions are accesible via the Accounts API but you can add custom middleware functions too.

// Custom Login
account.login(function(request, response, mysql){
	// do some custom stuff
	response.end();
	mysql.end();
});

// Custom Logout
account.logout(function(request, response, mysql){
	// do some custom stuff
	response.end();
	mysql.end();
});

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Last updated on 05 May 2014

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