eazyopk.blogg.se - Mern tutorial

➜ ~ mkdir mern-auth ➜ ~ cd mern-auth ➜ mern-auth npm initĪfter running the command, a utility will walk you through creating a package.json file. Set the current directory to wherever you want your project to live and initialize the project using npm. We’ll build our backend from scratch without boilerplate code, which I feel is more ideal for first learning about MERN apps.

Set up two API routes, register and login, using passport + jsonwebtokens for authentication and validator for input validation.

Create a database schema to define a User for registration and login purposes.

Set up a server with Node.js and Express.

Initialize our backend using npm and install necessary packages.

For example, this project taught me what I needed to know to build IB Vine, which I built using Gatsby (React.js framework), Redux, and Firebase for the backend / database. This series should also enable you to more effectively build out full-stack apps using any backend / frontend.

Banking Web app with Plaid (Medium tutorial): Medium tutorial on building a personal finance web app using Plaid and the MERN Stack.

Teams (Github Repo): MERN dashboard web app and Asana clone.Feeder ( Github Repo and Medium tutorial): npm package to collect feedback from users through an embeddable widget/component and admin dashboard to manage projects/view feedback.Check out the following for examples of projects I built using this mern-auth base.

This should be a solid base to build off for a more functional full-stack MERN app. Stay logged in when they close the app or refresh the page.Access protected pages only accessible to logged in users.We’ll also integrate Redux for state management for our React components. We’ll be creating a minimal full-stack login/authorization app using the MERN stack ( MongoDB for our database, Express and Node for our backend, and React for our frontend). The finished product: a full-stack MERN app with Redux for state management ( repo)