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This is the seed project you need to use if you're going to create a Socket.io single page app that will use Auth0. This is the seed project you need to use if you're going to create a Socket.io single page app that will use Auth0.
## Running the example ### Configure your Auth0 credentials
First, you need to put your `AUTH0_DOMAIN` (example.auth0.com), your `AUTH0_CLIENT_ID` and your `AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET` on the `auth0-variables.js` file . You can find this information in the Application Settings on your Auth0.com dashboard. First, you need to put your `AUTH0_DOMAIN` (example.auth0.com), your `AUTH0_CLIENT_ID` and your `AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET` on the `auth0-variables.js` file . You can find this information in the Application Settings on your Auth0.com dashboard.
### Set up the Allowed Origin (CORS) in Auth0
Then, you need to put `http://localhost:3001` as an Allowed Origin (CORS) in the Application Settings on your Auth0.com dashboard.
### Running the example
In order to run the example, you need to have `node` installed. In order to run the example, you need to have `node` installed.
1. run `npm install` 1. run `npm install`