How to access the response from the $auth.submitLogin()?

[pierrettemugisha]

Hello there,

I was wondering if there is away to access and parse the response from the $auth.submitLogin() function. I am sending a json abject from my java service which contains the token, the username and last-accessed-time, but when I try to see what I have in the my response in the console I get this: {signedIn: true, configName: "default"} but in the network when I preview my response I see the object I send from my service. How come my two response are different? I am new in all of this (java and angular) it's been like two months that I started jave and a month for angular, and I can't figure out how I can access this response as I want to get that response and have it when I route to another view.

Thank you in advance for the response

[colmben]

Just in case anybody gets here via a search, I had a similar issue and can offer some insights. Looking at the code, a resolved object of {signedIn: true, configName: "default"} after submit login means that the code wasn't able to extract a user object from the response. It then extends the empty user object to add in the configName and signedIn elements. In my case this was caused by me using a custom json response from the devise-token-auth server side. It turns out that the json response has to be wrapped in an outer data: element. If ng-auth-token doesn't see a data element then it doesn't get the user info. So for example in jBuilder, you would have something like this :

json.data do
json.(@resource,
    :id,
    :email,
    :fullname,
    :country_code,
    :language_code,
    :last_sign_in_at,
    :sign_in_count,
    :provider,
    :uid)
end

Note I'm not great on jBuilder so there may be a more efficient way to that the outer wrapper but you get the point.