[rapind]

Great. I actually read through the "Users" section and didn't see anything about the client-side authentication token.

So I assume we get the token back from the auth call, then we can cookie it for future requests? Once we lose it (cookie expires, cleared, etc.) we just need to authenticate them again. What does the cookie look like? essentially a uuid? How many characters?

It seems like storing the token on the client happens behind the scenes and is checked automatically for calls requiring secured access?

I'd love to see a little more detail in the docs about this.

Assuming auth is handled properly, this is awesome!

[lacker]

Actually, the Javascript SDK handles the auth token for you. Once you have successfully completed a logIn or signUp, the token is stored in localStorage until logOut is called. And then it is passed along with subsequent requests to authenticate. So, you don't need to worry about how many characters the token is, or things like that.

We should definitely make the documentation clearer on this point, because this is all stuff that should Just Work.