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Plumier

Delightful Node.js Rest Framework

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Documentation

Read the project documentation on https://plumier.js.org

Contributing

To run Plumier project on local machine, some setup/app required

App requirements

  • Visual Studio Code (Recommended)
  • Yarn (required)

Local Setup

  • Fork and clone the project git clone
  • Install dependencies by yarn install
  • Run test by yarn test

Debugging

Plumier already provided vscode task and launch setting. To start debugging a test scenario:

  • Locate the test file and narrow the test runs by using .only
  • Put breakpoint on any location you need on .ts file
  • On start/debug configuration select Jest Current File and start debugging

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[UI] Add login UI

  • Username / Password
  • Login using google
  • Login using facebook
  • Login using github

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User authentication status logic

I know this is just a simple app for tutorial, but how the ui check if user is authenticated is a bit annoy me . It's not necessary to create a flag in sessionStorage indicated that user is authenticated, while you already use cookie as authentication method. Currently when i delete flag value in sessionStorage, user will marked as not authenticated and must relogin, meanwhile actually we still can access the rest api method because cookie still exist

My suggestion is, server need to create a rest api method to check user's authenticated status by checking it's cookie, and then UI can consume this method to define user status.

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