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We don't want people to have to store their credentials in the CloudOS.js file. That makes upgrades a pain.
Instead, my plan is to introduce a CloudOS.init() function that you pass a hash similar to:
{ "host": "cs.kobj.net", "appKey": "YOURAPPKEYHERE" }
This will extend a configuration default hash in CloudOS.js.
This allows them to edit the CloudOS.js if they really want, but to also encourage them to pass in the variables some other way.
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Look at how I did the Todo app
https://github.com/windley/CloudOS-Todo-Demo
On May 20, 2013, at 3:16 PM, "Jessie A. Morris" notifications@github.com wrote:
We don't want people to have to store their credentials in the CloudOS.js file. That makes upgrades a pain. Instead, my plan is to introduce a CloudOS.init() function that you pass a hash similar to: { "host": "cs.kobj.net", "appKey": "YOURAPPKEYHERE" } This will extend a configuration default hash in CloudOS.js. This allows them to edit the CloudOS.js if they really want, but to also encourage them to pass in the variables some other way. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
{ "host": "cs.kobj.net", "appKey": "YOURAPPKEYHERE" } This will extend a configuration default hash in CloudOS.js.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
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We don't want people to have to store their credentials in the CloudOS.js file. That makes upgrades a pain.
Instead, my plan is to introduce a CloudOS.init() function that you pass a hash similar to:
This will extend a configuration default hash in CloudOS.js.
This allows them to edit the CloudOS.js if they really want, but to also encourage them to pass in the variables some other way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: