witoldsz
commented
9 years ago I'm sorry, but I cannot merge this. The use-case is just not sufficient. I would use ignoreAuthModule and:
- either trigger the login page in the response callback (the same way you do it on
event:auth-loginRequired, - or fire the aforementioned event manually.
Either way is straight and simple. Is that good enough for you?
ignoreAuthBuffer configuration allows a request to modify buffering of the request on failure. This is particularly useful for handling application logout in SPAs. The server returns a 401 for logout requests and this should not be buffered as buffering will mean the user will be logged out again on successful login. ignoreAuthModule is not sufficient here as the 401 request must be captured to render the login page. The logout request however must not be buffered