firebasesimplelogin

问题 Firebase offers 'Simple Login' in which email/password is used for authentication. Does anyone know if firebase salts and hashes the password before storing it? I imagine that firebase would know enough to do so, but I just wanted to make sure, because I could not find anything on this after an hour of searching. Anticipated follow up: If firebase in fact does not salt+hash the passwords, would the Simple Login work if I took the user's password, salted+hashed, and passed it onto firebase to

问题 Firebase offers 'Simple Login' in which email/password is used for authentication. Does anyone know if firebase salts and hashes the password before storing it? I imagine that firebase would know enough to do so, but I just wanted to make sure, because I could not find anything on this after an hour of searching. Anticipated follow up: If firebase in fact does not salt+hash the passwords, would the Simple Login work if I took the user's password, salted+hashed, and passed it onto firebase to

问题 Firebase offers 'Simple Login' in which email/password is used for authentication. Does anyone know if firebase salts and hashes the password before storing it? I imagine that firebase would know enough to do so, but I just wanted to make sure, because I could not find anything on this after an hour of searching. Anticipated follow up: If firebase in fact does not salt+hash the passwords, would the Simple Login work if I took the user's password, salted+hashed, and passed it onto firebase to

问题 I'm running a webview from a cordova app and want to authenticate a user, I know they have the OAuth strategies but I need to use the email/password combination. I'd like to keep things simple but may end up having to generate a token. Open an InAppBrowser that loads an auth flow for firebase Listen for that auth flow to be completed using this method: http://blogs.telerik.com/appbuilder/posts/13-12-23/cross-window-communication-with-cordova%27s-inappbrowser Grab the result from the webview

问题 I have example.com and app.example.com. How can I log someone in from one domain and share that session with the other? 回答1: Firebase Simple Login sessions are persisted using LocalStorage or SessionStorage which are scoped to HTML5 origin, which is a tuple of scheme, host, and port, which is why it is not shared across subdomains by default. That said, you can manually enable this in your application by creating a shared LocalStorage system, using methods like described here at Can HTML5

问题 I have example.com and app.example.com. How can I log someone in from one domain and share that session with the other? 回答1: Firebase Simple Login sessions are persisted using LocalStorage or SessionStorage which are scoped to HTML5 origin, which is a tuple of scheme, host, and port, which is why it is not shared across subdomains by default. That said, you can manually enable this in your application by creating a shared LocalStorage system, using methods like described here at Can HTML5

问题 I'm looking for a clear and elegant way to have the current logged in user exposed everywhere in my app because I have a navigation partial view that contains the user information as well as a logout button but I haven't been able to accomplish that. My starting point is this sample app https://github.com/firebase/angularfire-seed and I just added an AppCtrl where I can expose the current logged in user. I have tried adding the user provider but that doesn't work either. controllers.js

问题 This is how the rules are defined on firebase: { "rules": { "users": { ".read": true, "$user_id": { ".write": "auth.uid === $user_id", ".read" : true }}}} I have succesfully written new user information in my register activity using setValue() just like below, and also added new comments using push().setValue(), each time I didn't have an issue with authentication. New user written straight to http://DB/users/ while comments were added very deep. Here is a code snippit, my code hits the Log:

问题 UPDATE: The tutorial was updated and the following question really no longer applies Learning about AngularJS from the site thinkster.io (free ebook). But at the moment i'm stuck at chapter 7 - Creating your own user data using firebase. This is an tutorial about angularjs that works with firebase. I have wrote all the code according to the site, but i'm getting these console errors when I want to register a user. It will create the user (in firebase -simplelogin), but not the user object (in

问题 I'm using Firebase and the SimpleLogin to allow users to login via Google, Twitter etc. I'd like to use some of the thirdpartyuserdata object to create a user profile for my application which runs on Node. Currently I'm posting this data to the server so that I can add to it and create the profile object, but I wondered if there's a better way of doing this - is there something I can call server side to get this thirdpartyuserdata without having to post it from the client? 回答1: Start by