Everyauth and Passport.js seem to have very similar feature sets. What are some of the positive and negative comparisons between the two that would make me want to use one over the other?
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I used to use Everyauth more specifically mongoose-auth. I found it hard to split up my files properly without dismantling the everyauth module. Passport in my opinion is a cleaner method for creating logins. There is a write up that I found very helpful http://rckbt.me/2012/03/transitioning-from-mongoose-auth-to-passport/