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So, I'm eager to contribute to microG. There's just one problem: I've spent the last 10 hours trying to decipher the codebase, and feel like I'm nonethewiser for it. Could you please please PLEASE add some documentation? At least the architecture? I understand that nobody likes writing docs, and I understand that much of the structure is forced upon you by having to copy GPS, but it's critical i
Document Constraints
Poking around in the code I see references to Constraints. (Silber\Bouncer\Constraints and associated classes)
I have played around with them some and even got them to write out their configuration to the database, but I can't figure out how to actually use them. They appear to be completely undocumented, and I can't quite figure out how they tie into things, although they also appear to be V
In UserModel::editUserName($new_user_name) you use preg_match to validate the pattern.
wouldn't it be better to use:
if(!RegistrationModel::validateUserName($new_user_name)) {
return false;
}instead of retypeing the regular expression
This can apply for email and password too
I was thinking about improving security when making use of the cookie store and was wondering if we could make use of HttpOnly cookies when using ember-simple-auth, and it seems that it actually is possible.
But to provide a little background first, this is what the owasp session management cheatsheet contains
Add native Expo Google API integration for login as a module next to WebBrowser implementation, e.g. auth/expo-google next to auth/google
Relevant docs:
https://docs.expo.io/versions/v31.0.0/sdk/google
In the Readme file, the second step to "Run the server" is not clear. Can you modify that to describe how to run the server?
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am trying to build an OpenID provider only, I do not really have any resources to which one would delegate access to. So I do not need OAuth provider, just OpenId provider. The issue is that currently documentation/example just says that OAuth handlers have to be registered before OpenId ones, but does not explain which are th
Hello, while working with reminder I noticed method exists no longer returns instance like in v2 but just bool and there is method get (which have to be found by looking into ReminderRepositoryInterface). Would be great for future package users to have it in documentation.
I'm working on authenticating with Bungie to do fun things with the Destiny API. In their OAuth documentation here, they specify the parameters to be used when POSTing to their token exchange endpoint, one of which is grant_type:
grant_type: Value must be set to “authorization_code”.
Inside of exchangeForToken() it
What problem does this feature solve?
I'm using @nuxtjs/auth module in a Nuxt App for building a SaaS product where URLs contains the customer ID (e.g: https://nuxt.app/acme/login). In Nuxt, it could be represented to an URL like so in the router: /:customerId/login (in this example, :customerId is equal to acme).
*Long story short : I have [a Nuxt
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I've read the docs, and it seems you can pass through knex instances, but I didn't see if it supports SQLite3 - could you clarify please?
Provides integrate doc in Casbin-Website for web framework.
Things to do
- express-authz
- koa-authz
- egg-authz
- nest-authz
- hapi-authz
- meteor-authz
When creating a new project, we get unnecessary warnings about the description, repository and license.
This could be removed.
v.5.0.3
var RBAC = require('rbac');
return
{ __esModule: true,
RBAC: [Function: RBAC],
Base: [Function: Base],
Role: [Function: Role],
Permission: [Function: Permission],
Storage: [Function: Storage],
Memory: [Function: Memory] }
in doc you wrote
var RBAC = require('rbac').default
Where is default key?
var RBAC = require('rbac').default
return **
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Allow for 'SameSite' cookie attribute and 'X-Frame-Options' header to be disabled to support framing
The X-Frame-Options header can already be disabled as documented:
\header_remove('X-Frame-Options');Of course, this should be replaced with a proper option passed to this library so that setting and then removing the header is not necessary.
According to the Instagram announcement:
UPDATE: Starting October 15, 2019, new client registration and permission review on Instagram API platform are discontinued in favor of the Instagram Basic Display API.
Need to refactor instagram backend provider, because now its not a working.
instagram backend provider use https://api.instagram.com/v1/users/self for get user data, but now i
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SECURITY: Examples, default usage, `JSONToken` fail to check `Expiration`, `NotBefore` by default.
Given that PASETO is designed for "Resistance to Implementation Error / Misuse", I'm surprised the examples don't cover calling JSONToken.Validate, nor does JSONToken.UnmarshalJSON do this on it's own.
The documentation does indicate that the standard claims are optional, which would mean that calling the default set of validation functions during JSONToken.Unmarshal might break the curre
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