ResourceServer

This example is used to test the meteor-oauth2-server package. It can also be used as a demonstration of how to integrate oauth2 into your own application. The code is well documented, so it should be fairly easy to follow and implement your own solution. Pay particular attention to server/rest.js and client/index.js for how to create authorization codes and use access tokens in a rest service.

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Installation

Starting:

#run the app
meteor --port 3100

# initialize users
INITIALIZE=true ADDITIONAL=true Patients=true meteor

After it is started, goto http://localhost:3100 and walk through the steps.

The reason we are using a specific port here is to:

1. Not interfere with your running instance of meteor.
2. Work well with the clientApplication example as it assumes the resourceServer will be hosted at localhost:3100

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Licensing