@VishalKumarSahu If I understand correctly, login_status was not available when I created this version of the module. Because of that, I created the connect resource in jDrupal. The idea was to call connect and that would return to you the current authentication status. From there, our apps can decide what to do.
I don't think the user login call should check login status, because I think that should be up to the developer. If login_status is now a core resource, I think we could add it as a supported resource in jDrupal. Then one could just call login_status and then make a subsequent call to login.
@VishalKumarSahu If I understand correctly,
login_status
was not available when I created this version of the module. Because of that, I created theconnect
resource in jDrupal. The idea was to callconnect
and that would return to you the current authentication status. From there, our apps can decide what to do.I don't think the user login call should check login status, because I think that should be up to the developer. If
login_status
is now a core resource, I think we could add it as a supported resource in jDrupal. Then one could just calllogin_status
and then make a subsequent call tologin
.