Example project to implement an OAuth 2.0 (Google) with Passport & GraphQL with Apollo V2 and Express over json web tokens.

Version 2 now with:

• Graphql refactored schemas
• Apollo V2
• Babel 7
• Jest (instead of Mocha)

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

• Node v10.4.1 or above
• Mongo database
• Google+ API Setup

Clone

git clone https://github.com/antoniojps/graphql-authentication.git

Install dependencies

cd graphql-authentication
npm i

Setup the config in /src/setup/config/config.example.json:

• Rename the file to 'config.json'
• Add your variables

/src/setup/config/config.json

Run in the development environment

npm run dev

To test if the authentication is working open any of the following routes:

• Google - /auth/google

They should redirect you to the callback with the user data and token; A cookie is now set with the token

If the above is done correctly running the tests should be as simple as:

npm run test

Make sure to the test variables in the config file /src/setup/config/config.json are setup correctly

To clean up the code with eslint run

npm run eslint

Make sure you setup the production variables in the platform of your choise, the config.json file only defines variables for the 'development' and 'test' environments.

You need to change the callback routes to redirect to your client in /setup/routes/auth.js

// Replace this
// res.send(resSchema(req.user, res.statusCode))

// With
res.redirect(process.env.CLIENT_ORIGIN)

Build the project with

npm run build

Start the production server

npm start

• Express - Node.js web application framework
• Apollo Server - GraphQL API
• Passport - OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Flow
• JWT - Middleware that validates JsonWebToken
• Jest - Testing

• António Santos - antoniosantos.me

• Thank you Akryum for this awesome project where I learned most from