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Server Auth

JSON Authentication with Passport and Basic HTTP

Setup

The first Step is to create a node server with a JSON api

package.json

{
  "name" : "auth-json-api",
  "description" : "auth json api",
  "version" : "0.0.1",
  "dependencies" : {
    "express" : "^4.x",
    "passport" : "^0.2",
    "passport-http" : "^0.2"
    "mongoose" : "^3.8",
    "bcrypt" : "latest",
    "jwt-simple" : "^0.2",
    "moment" : "^2.7"
  }
}

$ npm install dependencies from the root folder.

Generate a self-signed ssl certificate and key and put them in a folder named config.

server.js

models/user.js

lib/authentication/passportBasic.js

routes/userRoutes.js

lib/authentication/jwtAuth.js

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