I assume that you have created a 2nd connection to your microservice using DDP.connect. e.g. I will call this 2nd connection mServiceConn
Then you have a connection. You can share logins with your login to your client server.
- Create a new Accounts client for the new connection via
AccountsClient({'connection': mServiceConn}) - Get your client server login via
Accounts._storedLoginToken(). This takes the token information out of thelocalStorage. - Login to your new connection via the new accounts client
mServiceAccount.loginWithToken(token, callback())
Snippet:
let mServiceConn= DDP.connect(MICROSERVICE_URL);
let mServiceAccount = new AccountsClient({'connection': mServiceConn});
// On login:
// - login to the client server through the Accounts package
// - login to the microservice server
Accounts.onLogin(() => {
let loginToken = Accounts._storedLoginToken();
// Use the accounts loginToken to login to the mService
if(loginToken) {
console.log('Logging in with token');
mServiceAccount.loginWithToken(loginToken,
(loginErr, result) => {
if(loginErr) {
console.log(loginErr.message);
}
});
} else {
console.log('Unable to log in');
}
});
Good luck!