config.example.js

// Here is a tour of all the available configuration options:
const config = {
	// An optional URL to API server, by default a current window location is used.
	serverUrl: 'http://localhost:3000',
	// The base URL for the SuperLogin routes with leading and trailing slashes (defaults to '/auth/')
	baseUrl: '/auth/',
	// An optional URL for social auth/link, by default equals to `baseUrl`
	socialUrl: 'http://localhost:3001/social',
	// A list of API endpoints to automatically add the Authorization header to
	// By default the host the browser is pointed to will be added automatically
	endpoints: ['api.example.com'],
	// Set this to true if you do not want the URL bar host automatically added to the list
	noDefaultEndpoint: false,
	// Where to save your session token: localStorage ('local') or sessionStorage ('session'), default: 'local'
	storage: 'local',
	// The authentication providers that are supported by your SuperLogin host
	providers: ['facebook', 'twitter'],
	// Sets when to check if the session is expired. 'stateChange', 'startup' or nothing.
	// 'stateChange' checks every time $stateChangeStart or $routeChangeStart is fired
	// 'startup' checks just on app startup. If this is blank it will never check.
	checkExpired: 'stateChange',
	// A float that determines the percentage of a session duration, after which SuperLogin will automatically refresh
	// the token. For example if a token was issued at 1pm and expires at 2pm, and the threshold is 0.5, the token will
	// automatically refresh after 1:30pm. When authenticated, the token expiration is automatically checked on every
	// request. You can do this manually by calling superlogin.checkRefresh(). Default: 0.5
	refreshThreshold: 0.5,
	// The number of milliseconds before a request times out
	// If the request takes longer than `timeout`, the request will be aborted.
	// Default is 0, meaning it won't timeout.
	timeout: 0,
	// For authentication the default fields are `username` and `password`.
	// Use this option to customize it as you did on your server side
	local: {
		usernameField: 'username',
		passwordField: 'password'
	}
};