This seed project shows an example Node web application which is built with hapi.js. If you want to create a hapi.js API which uses JWT authentication instead, please check this other seed project

Running the example

Edit the .env file and add all the environment variables to it. You can find your Auth0 domain, client ID and secret for your client in the Auth0 dashboard.

Make sure to add http://localhost:3000/login to the Allowed Callback URLs of your Auth0 client.

# install dependencies
npm install

# start the application server
node index.js

About this example

When a user successfully authenticates through Auth0, an encrypted cookie containing their entire user profile is set. If the user profile is too large for a cookie, some browsers might not set it. To prevent this and to reduce the size of the cookie, consider using a server-side cache and only storing the ID of the user in the cookie. For more information about server-side caching, please refer to the hapi.js documentation.

This example is maintained by @rolodato.