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A take home project build with Nest.js:

• Jwt auth strategy via passport-jwt
• Session auth strategy via passport-local, express-session, and Redis to store session data
• PostgreSQL to handle user data
• Swagger for API documentation and testings

The project has monorepo structure. The auth-app microservice in apps directory implements the functional described above.

I'd greatly appreciate any feedback you can provide.

$ npm install

Before running the app, launch the docker-compose:

$ docker-compose up -d

$ npm run start:dev auth-app

Once the app is up and running, open the browser at the localhost:3000/api. The Swagger interface should be loaded.

In the auth section, access the /login endpoint by providing the user email and password in the body. The postgre db is already seeded with a few users. For example, you can use the following credentials:

{
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "password": "password-test"
}

The response should provide an access token. Copy this token and open Authorize modal (green button at the top right corner on the same page). Paste the token.

Now, the protected routes are avaible for you to play with. For example, you can try /users endpoint to get all the users from the database.

To register in the app, use /user enpoint and provide a body in the following format:

{
  "name": "Andrei",
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "password": "qwerty123"
}

After that you can use the /login endpoint to get the access token for the protected routes. Note that the email should be of the correct format, otherwise the login function will throw an error.

1. Nest.js Official Documentation
2. Passport.js Official Documentation
3. An artical on prisma.io "Building a REST API with NestJS and Prisma"