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I have an API in my app, how can I call the API in a JS script when I don't have a URL and I'm still in development?
Do not specify the domain name as part of the API's URL and deploy the JavaScript application to the same domain/port as the PHP API. You may have to do this anyway for security reasons (look up CORS).
So, if you call your API endpoint at /api/endpoint from your application deployed at /app, you will be independent of the domain, no matter if you are working locally
http://localhost:8080/app
http://localhost:8080/api/endpoint
, or in production
https://example.com/app
https://example.com/api/endpoint
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I have an NodeJS application that runs on localhost and I want to share it with another person.
But I don't want to reveal my code. So how do I give it as an application rather than the code itself.
I need to make my application a binary file.One click run app.
There are modules out there which help in converting node application to binary(exe) .
Some are
EncloseJS, pkg
You can do that by using Ngrok after install it and run it; you can give access to your application URL and PORT for example http://localhost:3000 and then ngrok will give you a URL to access it from outside.
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I am working on a Laravel project right now. I have a route www.website.com/auth/register. All I want is that when a hits this page, he should be asked for some credentials. If he inputs incorrect credentials, then he should not be able to see the registration page.
I have seen some web pages ask for authentication before we can see them. How is that achieved? I suppose those credentials are handled on the client side by the browser. Please help.
I think you're talking about the BASIC Authentication method, which exchanges credentials in plain text and is configured at the Web Server level.
Also, see this: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/988/is-basic-auth-secure-if-done-over-https
http://laravel.com/docs/4.2/security#http-basic-authentication
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Is it possible to use a different backend with the Webhook CMS?
I love everything about Webhook, but being able to prerender content is an absolute requirement for my project because of SEO considerations. This is unfortunately not possible with Firebase.
Has anyone ever managed to swap out Firebase in Webhook for something else?
Webhook only uses Firebase for the CMS. The deployed sites are pre-generated staticly. This means google will be able to crawl it. Since static sites are themselves the fasted way to deliver content, you'll also have that advantage versus a traditional system.
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I'am trying to get tweets from a twitter acount but only using angularjs, whitout php or another language.
I have tried but I couldn't. and also I have to use the 1.1 twitter api
1.We don't support or recommend performing OAuth directly through
Javascript -- it's insecure and puts your application at risk. The
only acceptable way to perform it is if you kept all keys and secrets
server-side, computed the OAuth signatures and parameters server side,
then issued the request client-side from the server-generated OAuth
values.
2.The OAuth access token will need to be part of the call and
the oauth_token_secret will need to be used to compute the signature
3.No
from Twitter Dev site
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Can the Sender-Receiver communication in a cast sender application be implemented in pure javascript and run inside browser?
Is the API only available for android and iOS?
No, you need to be able to read from the UDP port used to execute the M-SEARCH query in your multicast domain. No way as far as I know. This might change if Google decides to utilize another discovery protocol in addition to DIAL.
http://www.dial-multiscreen.org/
Reading from udp port in browser