Colin Skow

A 401 unauthorized means that the session token is invalid. The session has already been logged out. It could also mean that for some reason the $http interceptor isn't correctly...

The popup seems to indicate that you are not sending a valid username and password to the CouchDB database. NG-SuperLogin doesn't do this automatically for you. You need to manually...

If you can isolate the issue with PouchDB, please do file an issue with them.

I agree with you, but it would also be a breaking change that would require deprecation notices. There is already a comment in the `config.example.js` which makes it clear: `//...

I like your idea and think this would be perfect to execute as a plugin for SuperLogin hosted as a separate NPM package. You should be able to do everything...

Take a close look at the configuration options in the README. Every time you switch routes, ng-superlogin will check if your token is expired, and if it is automatically log...

The interceptors are already limited to only the domains you specify in your config. You can disable them entirely by setting `noDefaultEndpoint: true`. If the domain doesn't match, the request...

The idea is that authentication headers are automatically added to API requests without you having to write boilerplate in each individual request.

@ybian that is a very good point. When a session was first issued could be useful knowledge for an admin. I would prefer to add a `session.refreshed` property and patch...

Can you isolate a specific way to reproduce this error?