I posted an earlier question ("What do I need to know to transfer a working Node project?") after I had a Node project working on a server, and couldn't get it to work at all on my laptop.
In the course of drafting another comment, I noticed something funny. The person who probably gave me the most help asked my version numbers for Node and Stormpath, and when I gave them, he said that my version number from my package.json didn't look like a stormpath-express version number.
What I found out in trying to reconcile is that there are both a stormpath-express package, and an express-stormpath package, and the "that's odd" remark I got was when I he asked me my version number with stormpath-express in mind, and I answered him with the express-stormpath from my packages.json.
I don't know how little or how much this had to do with my original troubles in What do I need to know to transfer a working Node project?, but what is the difference between stormpath-express and express-stormpath, and which package do I want to use for (for a Node.js + Express.js + Stormpath) application?
Heyo -- I'm the author of these libraries, so let me help clarify things.
The library you want to use (without fail!) is this: express-stormpath: https://github.com/stormpath/express-stormpath
The github repo is named 'stormpath-express' (due to a company naming convention), but the library is called 'express-stormpath', and it is the one you want to use.
We just made a new release of this library which supports EVERYTHING -- angular included. So you'll want to use this library now, and for the future =)