Introduction
Authentication is an essential part of most applications. Implementing authentication in your application depends on requir...
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Well written @chukwutosin A great article consist well research and this is actually amazing!
Thank you! I appreeciate the feedback.
Thank you for this amazing tutorial! Can confirm that everything is up to date.
There might be upgrades in the versions of the several tools used, but it should still work just fine
juss started learning nestJS, nice article
Oh, that's cool! I'm glad you found it helpful
Hi @chukwutosin_ ,
Thank you very much for your amazing How To!
You're welcome!
This was helpful. Thanks!
I'm glad you found it helpful. Thanks!
How to integrate with an angular app ? Just call the route in nestjs ?
yes. just call the endpoints like you normally would in a frontend app
Well done, bro
When running locally, the first route does not take me to the google authentication page, is that how it's supposed to be on localhost?
No, you probably missed a step. What route did you visit?
I created a route path in my user auth controller, localhost:3000//auth/google
Does it have to be just localhost:3000/
following the article. you just need to visit: localhost:3000/auth
it works, It did not work previously because I tried to access it from my swagger documentation
I have a question if you don't mind, In a case where you do not need a refreshToken, what other option can be passed to super() aside accessType?
Any other Google specific options can be passed there. Every other option can be found on Google's documentation which I linked at the end of the article
Thanks
Thanks
Thanks, I'll try implement this in my next project
Great! Thanks
Please @chukwutosin_ is this going to save to the database?
There's no database setup here.