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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
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I want to use the Stripe API for adding customer data using plain javascript.
Unfortunately there are no Javascript examples in the Stripe Docs... https://stripe.com/docs/api
I want to use Ajax POSTS
Now my questions are:
a) Where do I have to put my api key?
b) How do I send data and where exactly do I have to input it into the script?
c) What parameters do I have to use?
You can not do any of this in Javascript client-side for security reasons. Most API requests require your Secret API key. This key is really sensitive and something you should keep secure at all time.
If you use that key client-side then anyone can look at the source of your page and then use that key to create new charges, refund all your charges or delete all your customers.
Client-side, you would only collect card details securely with Elements or Checkout. This gives you a card token tok_XXXX and then you send that token to your server where you will create a Charge or a Customer.
That last part can be done in Javascript using Stripe's Node.js library but the code has to run server-side.
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we are creating a chrome extension that can able to retrieve a data from MYSQL database and display in extension.is it possible? second question is it possible to authenticate localhost .aspx website from java script.
If you want to make a native database connection I think it would be possible with npapi, see https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/npapi. However it sounds to make like a big security risk due to the fact the username and password will be stored in the extension code that can be early access, a better solution would be to develop some http service/api that will connect to the database and return some information, then you can just make an ajax request to your service and display any information you want.
About the second question, you can make any http request just like the browser using chrome extensions.
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How JavaScript take user ID and password? And where do it stores that data? And how it check the authentication when next time user wants to login in?
It doesn't. JavaScript running in the browser cannot perform meaningful authentication. You'd need a server-side application that performs the authentication. At most, JavaScript could perform an AJAX request, sending the user ID and password to the server — but how exactly you'd do that would depend entirely on the application. You'd need to read the documentation for your system to find out how authentication is performed.
(It is conceivable that we're talking about a server-side application written in JavaScript à la node.js, but since the question is not tagged as such I'm assuming not.)
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I have a web application built with python flask using flask-security for user authentication.
I want the users of the application to securely POST data from a chrome extension (their chrome.tabs.getSelected url) to an authenticated page in the web application.
This will pass extension data (their current url) to the web application and store it in their user profile on the web application.
How can I accomplish the above with a minimal amount of code?
I'm no expert on the subject, but I built a Chrome Extension which used oAuth2 to connect to the StackOverflow API... so I'm going to give you some information about that approach.
As you point out, Chrome has an API for chrome.identity, and specifically I used the launchWebAuthFlow() method. (Example here)
In the callback, I save a reference to the returned token and then use that on every request to the StackOverflow API. It's pretty painless, assuming your endpoint already has the oAuth2 workflow in place.
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I'd like to create an app to filter my notifications from Facebook. For example I'd like to get all notifications about someone commenting in conversations I also took part on given Facebook group.
As #lushn pointed out below, Facebook removed the ability to access notifications in their Graph API.
Now I wonder, is there a better (and more official) way to fetch notifications from Facebook than to pose as a browser and parse HTML (for that I'd also need a proxy written in some server language, due to CORS)?
Access to notifications is not possible anymore, the required permission and the endpoint for this has been removed with v2.4 of the Graph API: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/changelog#v2_4