I'm using a generate_access_token in my User model to create an access_token for each user so that my app can do "Remember Me" using a cookie (so they don't need to login again) as per screencast #274.
Would I use this same access_token field for the user to be able to call my API?
Can you see any issue in doing that?
Or should they be different?
I've implemented this auth_token into an app that uses simple omniauth (#241) for authentication. Is this auth_token the same token I could use for a user to call my app's API or do I need to generate a different token for that purpose?
...but would I use the
access_tokenfield to identify the user calling the API?Very useful screencast Ryan.
I'm using a
generate_access_tokenin myUsermodel to create anaccess_tokenfor each user so that my app can do "Remember Me" using a cookie (so they don't need to login again) as per screencast #274.Would I use this same
access_tokenfield for the user to be able to call my API?Can you see any issue in doing that?
Or should they be different?
Another great screencast.
I've implemented this auth_token into an app that uses simple omniauth (#241) for authentication. Is this auth_token the same token I could use for a user to call my app's API or do I need to generate a different token for that purpose?