Mittwoch, 18. Mai, 2016

Finishing Angular TODO application and deploying to production 109
1 user: JSON.stringify(req.user)
Next, in the app/views/index.ejs file add the following code:
1
2 window.user = ;
3
which will in turn render the user object as a JSON representation right in your main view
application. Once the AngularJS application bootstrap is finished, the authentication state will
already be available.
Authentication service
Create a new folder named users in the public folder, and in it create a file named users.client.module.jswith
the following content:
1 angular.module('users', []);
Note for the avid readers that are following with the cloned project from Github, the folder is actually
called useri but it doesn’t mind if you rename to users, just make sure you rename the script inclusion
paths also in that case. Now, inside the users folder create a folder called services and inside it create
a file authentication.client.service.jswith the following content:
1 angular.module('users').factory('Authentication', [
2 function() {
3 this.user = window.user;
4 return {
5 user: this.user
6 };
7 }
8 ]);
With this you referenced the window.user object from the AngularJS service. Naturally, you
still need to reference these two new files in your main views/index.ejs file (add just above the
application.js inclusion script tag):