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SGLogin Demo App

This is a demo application meant to illustrate how to integrate your application with SGLogin

Changelog

25 Mar 2020:

  • Initial Base Setup

SGLogin App Setup

1.1 Install Node and NPM

In order for the demo application to run, you will need to install Node and NPM.

Follow the instructions given by the links below depending on your OS.

1.2 Run NPM install

Run the following command in the folder you unzipped the application:

npm install

1.3 Configurations

For Linux/MacOS/Windows

Edit the config/config.js. Look for place where env is defined. Set it to staging/production

    //@Todo: Enter the following configs as received/submitted from/to SGLogin
    "SGLOGIN_CLIENT_ID": '', //enter your approved client id
    "SGLOGIN_SECRET_ID": "", //enter the secret id received from SGLogin
    "SGLOGIN_REDIRECT_URI": "", //enter the approved Redirect URI
    "SGLOGIN_TOKEN_API": "", //enter the provided token api url here
    "SGLOGIN_HOST_DOMAIN": "", //enter the approved callback host domain
    "SGLOGIN_SIGNATURE_CERT_PRIVATE_KEY": "./visitor_certs/sglogin_stage/your_private_key.key", //Save your private key here
    "SGLOGIN_SIGNATURE_CERT_PUBLIC_CERT": "./visitor_certs/sglogin_stage/stg-auth-signing-public.cer", //Save the signing cert received from SGLOGIN here

Go to views/html/index.html and look for @Todo and update the values as mentioned in the config/config.php

1.4 Start the Application

For Linux/MacOS/Windows

Make sure you've reviewed all the @Todo found in the code and updated them as mentioned. Execute the following command to start the application from the root of this project:

  node bin/www

Access the Application on Your Browser

You should be able to access the sample application via the following URL:

    http://localhost:3001

To make the system run on Production

You would require to setup and additional npm module forever to make the app run in the background using the following command

    npm install -g forever

Then run the script (while you're in the root of the project) in the background as

    forever start bin/www