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presumably you give them the shared secret in some kind of admin panel

Well I have the shared secret already

yea, so you need to implement a similar handler on both of your sites/apps

How can I hide the shared secret on my express server

and also a way to generate a jwt on both

Should I through it through post?

just anywhere. var sharedSecret = 'xyz'; or through an environment variable

do it* through post?

no generally you want to use an image tag like i said above

so it would be a get with a query param

I'm kinda confused

Site A and Site B both get the shared secret

so I would place a pixel on my site with what information inside it?

you use the shared secret to generate a jwt

you put that jwt in a request to the other site, like so <img src='https://sitea.com/magic_login?jwt=TOKE...; />

Parse uses something called a sessionToken to validate login

i'm afraid i dont know anything about that

you have the ability to log a user in by hand?

Yes

like can you just at any point say "and now this user is logged in as <user 1>"?

Yea

so then that's what you do in your 'magic_login' handler

decode the jwt

figure out what user it was

and make sure it wasn't expired or whatever else

and log them in

and vice versa for the other site

rfunduk: what's a quick way to get a query string?

'get'?

parse

my example above uses a query string

i dont know anything about parse

well not on parse

here's an example url with a query string https://sitea.com/magic_login?jwt=TOKEN

yes I get that

var query = url.parse(request.url, true).query;

how would I capture what comes after ?jwt=

i recognize the language as javascript. but i dont know what 'url' or 'url.parse', etc is in that code

so i suggest heading to parse's docs for that

remember you're trying to make a url to a _different_ site

so i'm not sure why you need to do that

just do "https://sitea.com/magic_login?jwt=" + yourJwtToken

rfunduk: https://www.npmjs.com/package/url

yea that looks like quite a lot of overkill. just make your token and spit out a url with it to the other site

well I would have to grab the token and verify it's validity

then spit out a JWT payloud

payload*

i dont see what that has to do with url generation

make your token, and then in your template you write <img src="https://sitea.com/magic_login?jwt=<%= token %>" /> or however you interpolate in a template

I got it!

passing sessionToken=<% = token =%>

okay so if I do a GET : https://api.hostname.com/sso?sessionToken=abunc...

It checks authentication on Parse

Is there a way to make subscriptions always start on the first of the month? And when they sign up or cancel I prorate to the end of the month/

?

Hi guys

Someone can help me? customer.subscription.trial_will_end webhook is sent even the customer cancels the subscription?

(in the trial period)

hover: http://jsfiddle.net/EFxmg/91/

markin: You're alive!

Dude I literally had no programming knowledge prior to this project

hover: been alive, just our online / offlines haven't synced up

s3shs: you can do that by doing a trial to the first of the month, or setting a billing anchor

markin: I am at 308 lines

It's my project for tomorrow. :-)

Thanks, markin

hover: nice

markin: I think I got Zendesk SSO working

hover: coolio

Nice. Don't know if I like the color change when you detect the card type.

fudge, it failed on herokue

heroku*

s3shs: what do you mean color change?

The background of the card goes from grey to blue.

When I type "42"...

In to the card number.

s3shs: oh on my thing

:-)

Everybody's a critic. Sorry.

I do need to ease that transition

Maybe just do the logo. Do the card on white.

Just a though.

thought.

s3shs: your opinion is appreciated

markin: by the way that looks cool on Fiddle

Is it ready for production?

I'd say beta, it needs polish, cleaning up animations and transitions, then I still need to add the plan drop down and the coupon field

markin: It probably needs an ease-in animation for the card color change when it detects the card type