I'm trying to use ember-simple-auth with ember-cli-simple-auth-token:
"ember-cli-simple-auth-token": "^0.7.3",
"ember-simple-auth": "1.0.1"
And that's my configurations:
ENV['simple-auth-token'] = {
authorizer: 'simple-auth-authorizer:token',
identificationField: 'email',
serverTokenEndpoint: 'http://localhost:3000/token'
};
Am i missing something? Cause i'm receiving this error in my console:
Could not find module simple-auth/authenticators/base imported from simple-auth-token/authenticators/token
I already try to uninstall and npm prune, and reinstall.. and the same message keeps showing.
Thanks guys.
No - simple-auth-token hasn't been updated as yet. A couple of minor changes seems to get it going again, which I will post to the author.
The changes in the ember-simple-auth-token module required are:
1) app/initializers/simple-auth.js:
change "simple-auth" on line 1 to "ember-simple-auth" and
remove (or comment out) lines 2 and 9 (the import for setup, and the call
to setup).
2) addon/authenticators/token.js:
change "simple-auth" on line 2 to "ember-simple-auth"
3) addon/authorizers/token.js:
change :simple-auth" on line 2 to "ember-simple-auth"
Hopefully that helps a few people out there struggling with this.
Cheers!
The name of the addon is ember-simple-auth and it's looking for a path simple-auth/authenticators/base which should be ember-simple-auth/authenticators/base. You should correct that import in the file simple-auth-token/authenticators/token.
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I started a new project using create-react-app and react 16.12.0. I installed a library which I guess uses flow.
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instead of
import moduleNamefrom "lib-name";
So here are the details. I'm running the code on a mac. The code was originally built on ubuntu. This wasn't a problem on ember till date.
ERROR -
ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat
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ember -d route route-name
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I did something like this:
const stylesEntryName = process.env.SECOND_CLIENT ? "main_for_second_client" : "main";
const entryUrl = `assets/styles/${stylesEntryName}.styl`;
console.log("stylesEntryName ====>>> ", stylesEntryName, entryUrl);
require(entryUrl);
But it isn't working somehow. I have got an error: Critical dependency: the request of a dependency is an expression
the console shows: stylesEntryName ====>>> main assets/styles/main.styl
Maybe I do something wrong? (in case of direct url)
require('assets/styles/main.styl');
the code working fine.
Thanks for any help.
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