Hi, if you could check on your blog site or upload the blog content to github that would be great. I was able to read Part1 yesterday but today both parts are in accessible.

https://vladimirponomarev.com/blog/authentication-in-react-apps-jwt

Hi Vladimir,

Accidentally pushed a branch from my fork of this amazing repo whilst using that bs desktop app.

Please ignore and feel free to delete it.

Apologies.

Chris Larivee.

The bcrypt package seems to have troubles with it's binaries (kelektiv/node.bcrypt.js#537), I have since changed the bcrypt package to bcryptjs in package.json and server/models/user.js.

Hi,

I got this error when i launch the project.

Thank you for your tutorial, it helped! Can you help me with auth via Google? I created a question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41781820/login-via-google-in-react-application-using-pessportjs

Thanks for the tutorial, but have you attempted to implement this within a server-side rendering react app? because localStorage doesn't exist on the server we hit problems.

basically, (as i'm using React-Router-v4) my step step is to only call Auth.isUserAuthenticated() on componentDidMount. Once I get this working I will spend more time thinking about how to get this done properly.

Have you put any thought to SSR already?

Hey,

first of all thank you for this tutorial - very helpful.
One question tho, using this code if i go directly to http://localhost:3000/login , instead of going to '/' and then click on the topbar option - we get 404 since don't have this route on the server side.

One way to solve it is to move everything to server side rendering but i would like to avoid it.
What would be the best way to solve this ? while keeping keep rendering on the client side

Thanks.

Hi,

first of all I would like to thank you, this repo helped me a lot. But, it is possible to implement same code with minor changes to react-native?

I will be incredibly graceful for any advice or idea.

I am implementing same as mentioned in tutorial but when I refresh '/login' or '/signup' route it giving me 404 error file not found but it working when I am changing Route from Link

First off: excellent work!

The issue I'm seeing right now is when the token expires it is not removed from localStorage, and the "Log out" button remains active (should require user to log back in).

Consider calling deauthenticateUser() from modules/Auth.js if the token verification fails jwt.verify() to ensure consistency.

When I run npm start in the part-2 directory, the web app starts up but doesn't show anything. The JS console shows

Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)