Lessons: 17Length: 1.9 hours
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4.7 Policies and Responses
Sails uses policies to enforce access control in our application. In this lesson, let's use policies to make sure that only authenticated users are able to view the dashboard. We'll also take a look at the responses that are included with Sails and add a new response to handle unauthenticated users.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:26
1.1
Introduction
01:26
1.2About Sails.js02:34
1.2
About Sails.js
02:34
1.3Setup07:27
1.3
Setup
07:27
2.Sails.js From the Front-End
2.1Serving Static Assets08:25
2.1
Serving Static Assets
08:25
2.2Switching From LESS to Sass11:42
2.2
Switching From LESS to Sass
11:42
3.Sails Blueprints
3.1Shortcut Routes07:40
3.1
Shortcut Routes
07:40
3.2Restful Routes05:54
3.2
Restful Routes
05:54
4.Building the Back-End
4.1Moving to MongoDB07:12
4.1
Moving to MongoDB
07:12
4.2Working With Models14:58
4.2
Working With Models
14:58
4.3Working With Controllers06:12
4.3
Working With Controllers
06:12
4.4Configuring Middleware10:10
4.4
Configuring Middleware
10:10
4.5Working With Routes05:47
4.5
Working With Routes
05:47
4.6Rendering Server Views06:09
4.6
Rendering Server Views
06:09
4.7Policies and Responses08:12
4.7
Policies and Responses
08:12
5.Additional Techniques
5.1Hooking Into the Bootstrap Process06:29
5.1
Hooking Into the Bootstrap Process
06:29
5.2Exposing the Event API03:26
5.2
Exposing the Event API
03:26
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion01:28
6.1
Conclusion
01:28
