Re: self-hosted instructions

2014-10-09 Thread jasonk
Yes , you can use that to create a proxy so any urls that is not handled in you server.js like /org/app/users just gets passed to usergrid and any uri you create can just use the usergrid-js-sdk to so it you want to have method run on model update and model save etc .. but its a lot more powerfu

Re: self-hosted instructions

2014-10-09 Thread Eugene Liang
Hi hi, by Node Argo are you referring to https://github.com/argo/argo ? Thanks! On Thu, Oct 9, 2014 at 12:28 PM, wrote: > Try NODE ARGO its a proxy that Apigee Uses and we have been able to set > that up with ease so you can create you own api endpoints and it will pass > all request thought

Re: self-hosted instructions

2014-10-08 Thread jasonk
Try NODE ARGO its a proxy that Apigee Uses and we have been able to set that up with ease so you can create you own api endpoints and it will pass all request thought to usergrid it has plugins for auth and more its not hard to hook backbone up to this and then have a trigger like Parse on mode

Re: self-hosted instructions

2014-10-08 Thread Rod Simpson
Eugene, Awesome that you are using Usergrid!!   For 1), usergrid does not natively support this currently, but we have discussed the functionality and would very much like to see it added at some point. For 2), you are welcome to send us a PR with the changes to the readme file.   I am not aw

self-hosted instructions

2014-10-08 Thread Eugene Liang
Hi all, last week I did a short IRC chat and I have 2 questions: 1) Does usergrid support user defined functions ? ( similar to Parse's Cloud functionality found here: 2) How do i initialize the JavaScript SDK such that I can point the API endpoint to my own domain name ? Q1 has got no obvious an