Facebook auth id is not used from local.env.js with built project.

[gintsgints]

I execute:

npm cache clear
npm update -g generator-angular-fullstack
yo angular-fullstack tst

update server/config/local.env.js with correct infos.

grunt serve

Facebook auth works.

set NODE_ENV=production <- windows
grunt build
cd dist
npm install
node server/app.js

and after connection to application facebook auth sends to:

https://www.facebook.com/dialog/oauth?response_type=code&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A8080%2Fauth%2Ffacebook%2Fcallback&scope=email%2Cuser_about_me&client_id=id

How to get cliend_id fill correctly?

[remicastaing]

You have to fill local.env.js:

FACEBOOK_ID:      '??????????????',
FACEBOOK_SECRET:  '????????????????',

or have to set the environnemental variable process.env.FACEBOOK_IDand process.env.FACEBOOK_SECRET.

[gintsgints]

For sure. I have filled local.env.js with correct values. (As I mentioned local started facebook auth works)

[kingcody]

@gintsgints are you asking about: &client_id=id?

[gintsgints]

yes.

[kingcody]

Does server/config/environment/index.js contain:

  facebook: {
    clientID:     process.env.FACEBOOK_ID || 'id',
    clientSecret: process.env.FACEBOOK_SECRET || 'secret',
    callbackURL:  (process.env.DOMAIN || '') + '/auth/facebook/callback'
  }

If so, thats where config.facebook.clientID gets set to process.env.FACEBOOK_ID. Then in server/auth/facebook/passport.js you should see:

  passport.use(new FacebookStrategy({
      clientID: config.facebook.clientID,
      clientSecret: config.facebook.clientSecret,
      callbackURL: config.facebook.callbackURL
    }

Which is where passport is configured to use config.facebook.clientID as the clientID.

Does this help with your question?

[gintsgints]

Actualy I think that this is not question but bug.
I would expect that if I provide local.env.js file for bulid process, then builded app should be able to connect facebook, same like with "grunt serve".
I think that

process.env.FACEBOOK_ID

is not set with builded app. (as opposite to process.env.DOMAIN)

[gintsgints]

If I replace in ``dist/server/config/environment/index.js`:

clientID:     process.env.FACEBOOK_ID || 'id',
clientSecret: process.env.FACEBOOK_SECRET || 'secret',

'id' and 'secret' with real values. Then everything works.

[kingcody]

I see. I actually miss read your OP. local.env.js is used by Grunt to set environment variables for you. When not using grunt you'll need to set them when you run node server/app.js or require local.env.js at the top of app.js

Hope this helps.

[kingcody]

Actually there are tons of ways to set environment variables, those are just a few that I mentioned.

[gintsgints]

If setting enviroment variables is how it is supposed to work. Then question is answered.

Thanks.