Open lpatmo opened 4 years ago
PR has been merged. Is this available?
@peoray Here's a rough draft of the PR: https://github.com/codebuddies/frontend/pull/163
This will need to be rebased when the folder restructuring happens, though! In the meantime, feel free to poke around the branch from that draft PR. :) Let me know if you have questions!
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Is this still available? Not sure if @peoray still wanted to take it.
@pdotsani Yeah, I'm still active on this. If you want, we can pair and work on it together
Sounds good! Are you on slack? I think I pinged you...
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@peoray @pdotsani -- is this still in progress, or should we be closing it? Pls LMK. Thanks!
Hi @BethanyG - It's still in progress. @peoray and I are about halfway done. We're planing to work on it next weekend.
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@pdotsani -- the stale bot has come for this again. I think commenting on it will be sufficient to keep it open....but thought I'd ping you just in case.
@BethanyG 👍
Actually, it closed it. 😢 Reopening.
Isn't there a tag we can use that makes stalebot ignore issues?
@angelocordon - maybe - If there is, I don't have time at the moment to find it. For the backend, we review and then remove the stale flag for issues that get marked stale. I only noticed this for frontend because I got a note it was closed b/c its linked to a backend issue I was working on.
Context
Note: work on this issue after https://github.com/codebuddies/backend/pull/187 is merged in. That PR rewrote the auth to use a more up-to-date auth package that supports email verification, an important step we didn't support before.
First, let me try registering a new user: POST /api/v1/auth/registration/ { "username": "linda", "email": "youremail@gmail.com", "password1": "uniquepassword", "password2": "uniquepassword" }
I'll get a 201 Response: { "detail": "Verification e-mail sent." }
If I login without verifying the email, I'll get the following 400 response: POST /api/v1/auth/login/ { "username": "", "email": "", "password": "" }
HTTP 400 Bad Request Allow: POST, OPTIONS Content-Type: application/json Vary: Accept
{ "non_field_errors": [ "E-mail is not verified." ] }
When the verification email is sent, it'll contain a link that looks something like: http://localhost:8000/api/v1/auth/registration/verify-email/?key=
On the FE app, we'll need to create a page with the route /api/v1/auth/registration/verify-email/?key=
and make a POST request sending the key:
POST /api/v1/auth/registration/verify-email/ { "key":
}
This will validate the email address.
Source: https://github.com/codebuddies/backend/issues/191
How to log out: POST api/v1/auth/logout
How to view the details of a currently-logged-in user GET api/v1/auth/user
GET api/v1/auth/current_user //without email address
Acceptance criteria
[ ] Update the POST request when a user registers to hit
POST /api/v1/auth/registration/
[ ] Remove the first name and last name fields [ ] Change the login endpoint to bePOST /api/v1/auth/login/
[ ] Change the logout endpoint to bePOST api/v1/auth/logout
[ ] Create a api/v1/auth/registration/verify-email?key={KEY} page that upon load, makes a POST request to /verify-email and passes in the key from the params in the URL