docs: create a boilerplate for using hasura with passportjs and jwt · hasura/graphql-engine#451

2018-09-14T10:10:58.000Z

Should cover: - Deploying Hasura - Deploying passportjs (including postgres migrations for setting up the tables) - Option 1: webhook - Sample code - Architecture diagram of how the query authentication works - Option 2: JWT - Sample code - Architecture diagram of how the query authentication works

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Description

Should cover:

Deploying Hasura
Deploying passportjs (including postgres migrations for setting up the tables)
Option 1: webhook
Sample code
Architecture diagram of how the query authentication works
Option 2: JWT
Sample code
Architecture diagram of how the query authentication works

Guide contributeur

Stack technique: typescriptnodejspostgresqlgraphql
Domaine: backendauthenticationdocumentation
Type d'issue: documentation
Difficulté: 3
Temps estimé: half day
Statut d'activité: blocked
Clarté: clear
Prérequis: Hasura basicsPassport.jsJWTPostgreSQL
Accessibilité débutant: 35
Direction de recherche: Read the existing Hasura documentation and source code (e.g., hasura/graphql engine) to understand how authentication works. Research Passport.js strategies and JWT implementation. Look at the issue comments for any additional requirements or feedback. Then create a boilerplate project with sample code and architecture diagrams for both webhook and JWT options.