Create login(), logout() GraphQL mutations
See original GitHub issuesrc/data/mutations/user.login.js
src/data/mutations/user.logout.js
Login mutations validates user’s email and password via passport.validate('basic')
or passport.validate('local')
, creates id_token
JWT token, sends it via HttpOnly cookie and refreshes me
query. Logout mutation removes id_token
cookie and refreshes the me
query.
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@koistya GraphQL/react-relay is great, and you code is awesome. Perhaps graph query/mutation is the “right way”. But there are cases where REST api is preferred:
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