Angularjs security with OAuth










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I have an angular fornt-end app witch connected to a back-end app via API



The angular app required login before the user can access it, the login is based on OAuth so the angular app have info for API-end point and client secret.



The issue is even when I am not singed in I can see main.js via browser and can see API-end point and client secret.



I am not able to find a good solution after a lot of reading.



My question is: what is the best practices to hide such info OR, how can I load all angular files after the user have already singed in.



Any Ideas?



Thanks










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  • which flow are you using?
    – Fateh Mohamed
    Nov 12 at 9:10










  • Currently: User tring to access angularjs app then check if access token is exist. If yes, load app if not, redirect to login page.
    – Markos
    Nov 12 at 9:58















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I have an angular fornt-end app witch connected to a back-end app via API



The angular app required login before the user can access it, the login is based on OAuth so the angular app have info for API-end point and client secret.



The issue is even when I am not singed in I can see main.js via browser and can see API-end point and client secret.



I am not able to find a good solution after a lot of reading.



My question is: what is the best practices to hide such info OR, how can I load all angular files after the user have already singed in.



Any Ideas?



Thanks










share|improve this question























  • which flow are you using?
    – Fateh Mohamed
    Nov 12 at 9:10










  • Currently: User tring to access angularjs app then check if access token is exist. If yes, load app if not, redirect to login page.
    – Markos
    Nov 12 at 9:58













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I have an angular fornt-end app witch connected to a back-end app via API



The angular app required login before the user can access it, the login is based on OAuth so the angular app have info for API-end point and client secret.



The issue is even when I am not singed in I can see main.js via browser and can see API-end point and client secret.



I am not able to find a good solution after a lot of reading.



My question is: what is the best practices to hide such info OR, how can I load all angular files after the user have already singed in.



Any Ideas?



Thanks










share|improve this question















I have an angular fornt-end app witch connected to a back-end app via API



The angular app required login before the user can access it, the login is based on OAuth so the angular app have info for API-end point and client secret.



The issue is even when I am not singed in I can see main.js via browser and can see API-end point and client secret.



I am not able to find a good solution after a lot of reading.



My question is: what is the best practices to hide such info OR, how can I load all angular files after the user have already singed in.



Any Ideas?



Thanks







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  • which flow are you using?
    – Fateh Mohamed
    Nov 12 at 9:10










  • Currently: User tring to access angularjs app then check if access token is exist. If yes, load app if not, redirect to login page.
    – Markos
    Nov 12 at 9:58
















  • which flow are you using?
    – Fateh Mohamed
    Nov 12 at 9:10










  • Currently: User tring to access angularjs app then check if access token is exist. If yes, load app if not, redirect to login page.
    – Markos
    Nov 12 at 9:58















which flow are you using?
– Fateh Mohamed
Nov 12 at 9:10




which flow are you using?
– Fateh Mohamed
Nov 12 at 9:10












Currently: User tring to access angularjs app then check if access token is exist. If yes, load app if not, redirect to login page.
– Markos
Nov 12 at 9:58




Currently: User tring to access angularjs app then check if access token is exist. If yes, load app if not, redirect to login page.
– Markos
Nov 12 at 9:58

















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