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Great sample app. It provides a lot of very useful information and ideas. Here is one suggestion based on something that I got hung up on. All the installation and setup instructions are very clear but I could not get the log-on to work. I kept trying to use my user account with mongodb but that didn't work! Of course, because the angular-app has its own authentication. But what is it?
To solve the problem, I scanned the complete list of closed issues, from the beginning, and I found when you added the user authentication feature. This gave me to the clue to look for the user id "admin@abc.com".
Could you augment the Readme with a section about how to configure the initDB.js file or at least to say that the admin user is X with password Y. Whatever you think is appropriate.
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Second suggestion. Mention that any users we create are stored in the mongoDB with plain text storage. I can see a comment in one of the files where you wanted to use some form of encryption but it required python. Perhaps until encryption is added the readMe could warn newbies, like me.
Great sample app. It provides a lot of very useful information and ideas. Here is one suggestion based on something that I got hung up on. All the installation and setup instructions are very clear but I could not get the log-on to work. I kept trying to use my user account with mongodb but that didn't work! Of course, because the angular-app has its own authentication. But what is it?
To solve the problem, I scanned the complete list of closed issues, from the beginning, and I found when you added the user authentication feature. This gave me to the clue to look for the user id "admin@abc.com".
Could you augment the Readme with a section about how to configure the initDB.js file or at least to say that the admin user is X with password Y. Whatever you think is appropriate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: