Launch a clientstate-redis App from a clienstate-master instance, then you can use this library to talk to Redis from a static webpage.

# TODO?
bower install clientstate-js

Create a Github app: https://github.com/settings/applications If you are using clientstate.io, the OAuth callback url will be (TODO):

https://<GITHUB_CLIENT_ID.clientstate.io/auth_callback/github

A clientstate-master instance can be created anywhere, for instance, https://clientstate.local/ In that case, the OAuth callback url for the Github app will be:

https://<GITHUB_CLIENT_ID.clientstate.local/auth_callback/github

Go to your clienstate-master instance (clientstate.local or clientstate.io) and input you Github credentials in a new app and launch the service.

cs = new ClientState("GITHUB_CLIENT_ID", "clientstate.local");
cs.github_auth_popup(function(err, provider_data) {
    // csr.access_token is now set to provider_data.access_token
});

Once the auth_popup has comeback, cs.access_token will exist. You can then make calls to the get and post methods to read and write data, respectively.

// get the value of the string, foobar
cs.get("GET", "foobar", function(err, req) {
    console.log(req.responseText);
})

// write the value of the string, foobar, to "baz"
cs.post("SET", "foobar", "baz", function(err, req) {
    console.log(req.responseText);
})

Install dependencies

npm install
bower install

Run the test suite

grunt test