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Parse Keys #458

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perriera opened this issue Feb 17, 2016 · 2 comments
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Parse Keys #458

perriera opened this issue Feb 17, 2016 · 2 comments

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@perriera
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I am curious to know how the app Keys are generated! With Parse.com going down in a year we won't be able to create new Parse apps without the ability to create app Keys. Anyone out there with thoughts on this?

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jmk2142 commented Feb 17, 2016

You generate your own in your configuration of the Parse Server. You can literally make your appKey 'appKey'. It doesn't matter as much now since you're hosting on your own domain and not "sharing" with anyone. Take a look at the Parse Server Example repo. Also, no need for JS keys.

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hi jm:

I was sort of hoping that what your saying is that case. Given the
sophisticated layout of the generated hashed values, I was wondering if
Parse.com kept some sort of lookup table on the inside to verify the
generated key values. But according to you they are just randomingly
generated hex values.

If this is the case then that takes a huge load of my mind.

Thanks,

Perry

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On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 11:49 PM, jmk2142 [email protected] wrote:

You generate your own in your configuration of the Parse Server. You can
literally make your appKey 'appKey'. It doesn't matter as much now since
you're hosting on your own domain and not "sharing" with anyone. Take a
look at the Parse Server Example repo. Also, no need for JS keys.


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