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by jhughes2112
2053 days ago
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I'm the article author. Don't have all the answers. :-) The appealing part for me was not reinventing the wheel for each application. Auth is hard to do well. Here's what I do know (to save you a search or two):
- You definitely still want an application-level DB for you to have app-level features like showing friends/leaderboards/forum user names, etc.
- Any decent auth system lets you skin the login forms however you want. My guess about local dev is you skip the auth entirely and just force-feed the decoded JWT into the application. You can setup oauth2 using a hosts file to work properly, but it's a lot of work just to get to the decoded JWT to feed your app. YMMV. Glad you found it interesting! |
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