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Authentication is hard. Therefore it's best to delegate authentication to a dedicated Software. In our case, we decided to ...
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This is great! 🙏 Thanks for the article.
Can we have a Nuxt Vue Firebase auth tutorial 🙃 perhaps with CRUD operations on Firestore 😊👋 (if you'd seen any such tutorial, please DM/reply. It would be great 🙏
Hey, sadly not and I have to say it has driven me crazy, to figure out what's going on and what exactly Nuxt.js is doing as I'm super new to the front-end stuff and never worked with Vue.js and Nuxt.js or JavaScript and TypeScript. Even CORS has driven me crazy ;) Currently I'm reading a book about TypeScript and one about D3.js, hope I'm then able to finally start some "real" work on the visualizations and with the document store itself :-)
Wow. Then I've to appreciate your efforts! You're doing great 👌🏾👋🏽
I'm really happy that I got it up and running :-)
For the typings for nuxt-auth see my stack overflow answer here for a more standard way of doing the typings
stackoverflow.com/a/59011507
Actually it's from your answer ;-)
But your copying and pasting the typings. From my SO answer, you can add
@types/nuxtjs__authas a npm dev dependency and then add the package name to your tsconfig -> compilerOptions.types array.Also, the "typings" key in your package.json is for including typings in published npm packages. And ussually that's not how nuxt is used (nuxt apps just consume typings, nothing usually consumes the nuxt app itself besides the nuxt-cli, so there's no need to define typings for the nuxt app)
Ah, no, your answer is new, I think :-) thanks
BTW: If anyone figures out, how to extend the basic oauth2 Nuxt.js config, that it would also work in universal mode with Node.js (standard) and without an API-server proxy (the SirixDB HTTP-Server in this case) let me know, how to send the client_secret in the code for token exchange request. It is simply not sent usually :(
cmty.app/nuxt/auth-module/issues/c445
why would you put a client_secret into the users browser? ^^ You have to create a new client in keycloak with a public access type, because that's what your "secret" would be if you put it in a browser: public :D
Hi, thank you so much for this, it is really great! ;)
I'm developing a nuxt.js universal app which is being secured by keycloak (openidconnect) via the nuxt auth module. Everything works fine until I'm stuck behind a proxy server. The openidconnect flow (standard flow) posts server side to get the access and refresh token. This times out behind a corporate proxy. I would need to intercept the openidconnect flow to tell axios to use the company proxy just for the call to fetch the token. I already build an interceptor for axios, but I can't access the point, where the token is being fetched, the interceptor always runs after the login and token fetch process is finished (e.g. logout). I don't want global proxy configuration, because 99% of my axios calls on server side are internal, thus not needing the proxy. How can I intercept THE axios call for fetching the token and provide it with a custom axios interceptor, which inclues the proxy configuration ? ;)
I have never heard of SirixDB.
It's a temporal document store which never overrides data.
Basically It's all about versioning, even the database pages are stored in fragments to write changes on a fine granular level.
The revision timestamp, the time a transaction commits is only stored once for all the changed data in a RevisionRootPage.
All records might be hashed in a merkle tree with a rolling hash function.