Implement login with AWS credentials about javascript HOT 11 CLOSED

@serverfire : we tested and reviewed the first version you pushed.

Based on the initial specs, we noticed the following missing feature:

If credentials are not stored in session or local storage (depending on wether or not the user checked the checkbox "remember me")

With the current code, the credentials are always stored in local storage. They should be stored in session storage if user did not check the box

cc @richardruiter

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While we don't have a server side application we don't have session storage.
I can store them in cookies if you want. Or we can check expiration manually.

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While we don't have a server side application we don't have session storage.

I am not sure I understand what you mean. Are you using http://localhost ... or file:// to test?

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In addition to the missing feature mentioned above, please keep the implicit coding conventions that have been followed in this project:

• the assets/libs directory is for external libraries. Our own js files should be in assets/js
• .hbs files should not contain javascript code, such code should be in js files

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I mean server side apps like php can store user information in session(somewhere in server).
Alright We'll follow these steps.

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@richardruiter

Do you know that the 'Bucket' is a required param in AWS? We are not asking it.

For now, all user directories are stored in bucket "librelio-europe"

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@richardruiter I will be able to test your commit at about 1:00PM.

In the meantime, when clicking on Log In in the previous version, nothing happened during a few seconds (time for js to check credentials). If you have suggestions to change the UI in some way after the user has clicked, maybe using one of the libraries in the project, this will be appreciated.

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@libreliodev i might be delayed a bit, because i´m having some trouble getting the AWS authentication to work... just to let you know.

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@richardruiter thanks for the info. Why don't you use @serverfire's code? It's still incomplete, but AWS authentication works. Be aware that you need to add a "/" after the user directory name.

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@libreliodev You can see "remember me" is now supported via sessionStorage.

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Successfully tested.

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