In this tutorial, you learn to will build a full-stack serverless application with Svelte.js, GraphQL, and Fauna. You will build a blogging platfor...
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npm i @urql/svelte --savewill get you version 2.0.2, which causes an error onsetClient(client);.Be sure to use: "@urql/svelte": "^1.3.3"
Also, the imports at /src/lib/Edit.svelte differ from the file in your Github.
Good catch. Thank you
@shadid12 @jeroeng I'm facing this error right now. Why does the new version not have the setClient and the other things?
Also, how do you specify the version to be installed?
Specify the version for sveltekit ?
Was looking just for this! A recent tutorial that uses SvelteKit and Fauna. Thank you so much!
glad you like it. Let me know if you have any feedback.
I am following the tutorial now, didn't have time until now. I am a programming student and am learning SvelteKit and Fauna on my own because I feel like the serverless stack is the way to go and I don't like the verbosity of React which we are taught at school. So I am still a bit clueless... Your tutorial certainly was a big help to set up SvelteKit and Fauna!
One thing I will do is alter the code so it uses JWT instead of Session cookies because it seems like a more efficient way for authorization to me (less use of the database)?
One question I have for you: what happens to the environment variables from the .env file when we deploy to Vercel or Netlify? Does the deployment script handle the .env files and store those variables in a secure way on the server, or do they just stay in the .env file? In case of the latter, is this okay or should something else be done for production to store these keys? I read that sensitive information should not be stored in .env files for production? I don't expect a long, detailed answer, just a little push in the right direction :) Thank you in advance!
Thanks for taking the time and going over the blog. I totally agree JWT based authentication is probably the most secure way to go for a real application. There are services like Auth0, OKTA, Cognito to do JWT auth. Authentication is a big topic so I would definitely try to make another post about it.
As for environmental variables they get hidden and vercel puts them into a secure store manager by vercel. Same with netlify.
Thanks for the reply! Would be very interesting to see another post about authentication.
Svelte is great. Thank for sharing
The tutorial doesn't seem to work with Sveltekit "version": "1.5.0"
Svelte seems to have changed a lot of stuff.
This is the error I get after I tried to adapt it to the new Sveltekit:
9:04:57 am [vite] ✨ new dependencies optimized: @urql/core, wonka, @urql/svelte
9:04:57 am [vite] ✨ optimized dependencies changed. reloading
Internal server error: Function called outside component initialization
at get_current_component (/node_modules/svelte/internal/index.mjs:988:15)
@knoxjoseph thanks for the heads up. I will update this shortly.
Keep it up! Useful tutorial