I am new to LoopBack. I have used it's default server authentication.
module.exports = function enableAuthentication(server) {
// enable authentication
server.enableAuth();
};
After this i am getting access token from login api.
Then i have to pass it in all service call url.
Is there any way/setting in loopback that allow us to pass it in http header instead of url in http request?
I am using angularjs. It is easy to set header for all service call using this $http.defaults.headers.common['Authorization'] = 'access_token'.
But if we have to pass it in url param then i have to write it in each service call.
Can anyone suggest a way to set access_token in url param for all requests from angular or loopback setting to allow it in http header.
Answer to duplicate : This question was related method(how to) pass token in header in http call from angular side.
Loopback allows you to use an Authorization
header by default. See: https://loopback.io/doc/en/lb3/Making-authenticated-requests.html#making-authenticated-requests-with-access-tokens