Ember Simple Auth Token Versions Save

Ember Simple Auth extension that is compatible with token-based authentication like JWT.

v4.0.7

5 years ago

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  • Fix token authenticator return properties #259
  • Improve comments and documentation

v4.0.6

5 years ago

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  • Update ember fetch version #256
  • Add node-fetch to Fastboot dependencies

v4.0.5

5 years ago

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  • Add support for FastBoot

4.0.4

5 years ago

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  • Add support for multiple ember-fetch versions #246

v4.0.3

5 years ago

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  • Improve fetch error handling #234
  • Add Ember Simple Auth to dependencies #236
  • Allow disabling session invalidation on token expiration #239
  • Remove redundant try/catch #240
  • Add additional tests #241
  • Cleanup Promises #243

v4.0.2

5 years ago

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  • Add support for dynamic header in authentication request #232
  • Fix broken link in readme #231

v4.0.1

5 years ago

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  • move ember-get-config to production dependencies #229

v4.0.0

5 years ago

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@fenichelar championed this major release which was tracked via #226. Thank you!


This includes changes from the following PRs:

It also:

  • Simplifies environment configuration loading
  • Organizes testing
  • Stores token data in the session
  • Switches from yarn to npm
  • Switches from jquery to ember-fetch
  • Removes getAuthenticateData
  • Removes getResponseData
  • Uses eslint-plugin-ember
  • Merges ajax request function in JWT and token
  • Throws error if refreshLeeway is too large

In addition to closing the above PRs, the following PRs are no longer needed if accepted:

v3.0.0

6 years ago

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  • Upgrade ESA + ember-{cli,source} to 2.17 #213 by @dcyriller

  • Update dummy-app to ember 2.17 #212 by @dcyriller

  • Update refresh strategy to use a separate refresh token #190 by @evoactivity

Since version 3.0 we are supporting refresh tokens. If your token implementation manages your access token and refresh token separately you can specify the property names under tokenPropertyName and refreshTokenPropertyName on your ember-simple-auth-token JSON. If your token implementation checks the authorization directly against your access token and you need to refresh it you can specify the token name on refreshTokenPropertyName.

For more information: Refresh tokens what are they and when to use them

v2.1.0

7 years ago

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  • Removed timeFactor config option and fixed refresh time calculation #182
    • Author @Subtletree