object created = { error: 'unauthorized' } parse server and a mongodb instance on a local device and using port forwarding #37
Description
Does this work with parse-server?
I am running parse server and a mongodb instance on a local device and using port forwarding. Will kaiseki work with this setup?
I try to save an object like so but I get back:
Code that can't seem to save an object
`
// instantiate kaiseki
var config = {
serverUrl: 'http://42.3.160.96:1337/parse',
applicationId: 'x',
// restAPIKey: 'x'
// masterKey: 'x' // optional
// mountPath: '/parse' // optional ("/parse" by default)
};
// var kaiseki = new Kaiseki(config);
var APP_ID = 'x';
var REST_API_KEY = 'x';
var kaiseki = new Kaiseki(config, REST_API_KEY);
//new tumblr to query
var blog = new tumblr.Blog('the-streetstyle.tumblr.com', oauth);
var tumblrAccount = {};
//username - profile picture - website for parse
blog.info(function (error, response) {
if (error) {
throw new Error(error);
}
console.log('blog.INFO.RES ------------');
console.log('blog.title ------------');
console.log(response.blog.title);
tumblrAccount.title = response.blog.title;
console.log('blog.user_name ------------');
console.log(response.blog.name);
tumblrAccount.user_name = response.blog.name;
console.log('blog.url ------------');
console.log(response.blog.url);
tumblrAccount.url = response.blog.url;
console.log('tumblrAccount ------------');
console.log(tumblrAccount);
// use kaiseki
var className = 'Tumblr';
kaiseki.createObject(className, tumblrAccount, function (err, res, body, success) {
console.log('object created = ', body);
console.log('object id = ', body.objectId);
});
});
blog.avatar(512, function (error, response) {
if (error) {
throw new Error(error);
}
console.log('blog.AVATAR.RES ------------');
console.log(response.avatar_url);
tumblrAccount.avatar_url = response.avatar_url;
});
`
CLI response below:
`
object created = { error: 'unauthorized' }
object id = undefined
`