sane-auth
A Sane Stack Addon giving you basic OAauth2-JWT authentication for the full stack
If you want to to test this addon you first need to install the latest sane-cli with addon support:
npm install -g sane-cli@alpha
Then within your SANE project:
sane install sane-auth
For the latest usage documentation, version information, and test status of this module, see http://node-machine.org/sane-auth. The generated manpages for each machine contain a complete reference of all expected inputs, possible exit states, and example return values. If you need more help, or find a bug, jump into Gitter or leave a message in the project newsgroup.
This is a machinepack, an NPM module which exposes a set of related Node.js machines according to the machinepack specification. Documentation pages for the machines contained in this module (as well as all other NPM-hosted machines for Node.js) are automatically generated and kept up-to-date on the public registry. Learn more at http://node-machine.org/implementing/FAQ.
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A Sane Stack Addon giving you basic OAauth2-JWT authentication for the full stack
The npm package sane-auth receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, sane-auth popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that sane-auth demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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