Forgot password/Remember me #259

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1. JaKXz commented on Jun 19, 2014

   

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   Have a look at the roadmap for 2.0.0 (and the issues tied to that milestone), and in the meantime, there are similar solutions on npm.
2. remicastaing commented on Jun 19, 2014

   

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   Password reset is one of the topic of issue DaftMonk/modular-fs#14. I'm working on it.
3. remicastaing commented on Jul 8, 2014

   

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   Password reset and also email address confirmation mechanism are the two topic of the PR DaftMonk/modular-fs#20.
4. remicastaing commented on Jul 9, 2014

   

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   I'm seeking a way to implement a remember functionality and found this:

   • with angular $cookieStoreyou just can set session cookies. No way to specifying an expire date. More in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12624181/angularjs-how-to-set-expiration-date-for-cookie-in-angularjs;
   • there is another angular module https://github.com/ivpusic/angular-cookie with allow to set expire date but there is no setand getmethod: you have to modify auth.service.jsand app.js;
   • we could also switch from cookies to window.localStorage;
   • or using https://github.com/gsklee/ngStorage;
5. remicastaing commented on Jul 9, 2014

   

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   I've implemented a remember me functionality in PR DaftMonk/modular-fs#21. I replaced angular-cookies with ngStorage.
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7. wmertens commented on Jan 13, 2015

   

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   so... why were these PRs not merged yet? They seem super useful? 😕

   I would expect email confirmation/password reset to be a must when implementing local passwords.

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8. azachar commented on May 13, 2015

   

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   Hey @remicastaing,
   Thank you for implementing this. One question: why do you need to store the bearer token in the local and the session storage? The session storage preserve data only while your browser's tab is open. So I guess that the local storage should be used only. What do you think?

   Cheers,
   Andrej
9. remicastaing commented on May 13, 2015

   

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   You're welcome, @azachar. If the "remember me" box is checked on the login screen, the local storage is used. If not, it will be the session storage.
10. azachar commented on May 14, 2015

    

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    I see, thanks!
11. azachar commented on Apr 15, 2016

    

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    So is here any progress?

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12. TimPchelintsev commented on Jul 24, 2016

    

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    Hi. What is the status of this feature?
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14. Koslun commented on Jul 24, 2016

    

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    No progress at this point in time I believe. PR linked above is very outdated and would have to be changed quite a lot to be integrated.

    Current focus is mainly being put behind getting the generator to Angular 2 but if anyone wants to suggest a PR it can probably get integrated.
15. whittssg commented on Mar 24, 2017

    

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    Not sure if this is related or not but i wanted my users logins to be persisted if the browser was closed... I changed the following and it seemed to work, just not sure if this is the correct / good way to do it:

    Added the following in client/components/auth/auth.service.js

    var now = new $window.Date(),
    // this will set the expiration to 6 months
     exp = new $window.Date(now.getFullYear(), now.getMonth()+6, now.getDate());
    

    then in the var auth = i changed:

     .then(res => {
    $cookies.put('token', res.data.token);
    

    to

    .then(res => {
    $cookies.put('token', res.data.token,{
     expires: exp
    });