Thanks for writing this. The authorization I’ve done so far with GraphQL is generating JWT within the resolvers server-side, and save the JWT as a cookie in response to the client request.
I’ve considered using Github for authorization and authentication, but Github is geared for developers and I’m not building for that audience. Maybe in a future project with this article as reference.
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Thanks for writing this. The authorization I’ve done so far with GraphQL is generating JWT within the resolvers server-side, and save the JWT as a cookie in response to the client request.
I’ve considered using Github for authorization and authentication, but Github is geared for developers and I’m not building for that audience. Maybe in a future project with this article as reference.