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initial setup githubstrategy and passport.js #113

Closed colburncodes closed 3 months ago

colburncodes commented 3 months ago

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Walkthrough

The latest update integrates GitHub authentication into the project. Key changes include adding the passport-github2 dependency, updating components to replace Twitter with GitHub authentication, enhancing environment configurations to include GitHub auth credentials, and incorporating database schema updates to store GitHub profile IDs. The authentication backend logic now supports GitHub, and console logs in the user-related mutations have been cleaned up.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
package.json Added "passport-github2": "^0.1.12" dependency.
src/core/components/auth-form.tsx Updated imports to include GitHubButton and replaced TwitterButton with GithubButton in the UI.
src/core/components/social-buttons/social-buttons.tsx Modified GithubButton to extend ComponentPropsWithoutRef<"a"> and use an anchor element.
src/env.mjs Added NEXT_PUBLIC_GITHUB_AUTH_CLIENT_ID and NEXT_PUBLIC_GITHUB_AUTH_SECRET_KEY to environment configurations.
src/features/auth/mutations/requestEmailVerification.ts Removed a redundant console.log(user) line.
src/features/auth/mutations/signup.ts Removed the return user statement after session creation.
src/pages/api/auth/[...auth].page.ts Introduced GitHub authentication logic using Blitz.js and passport-github2.
db/migrations/.../migration.sql Added githubProfileId column to the User table.
db/schema.prisma Added githubProfileId field to the User model.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AuthForm
    participant GithubButton
    participant API
    participant PassportGitHubStrategy
    participant DB

    User->>AuthForm: Open Auth Form
    AuthForm->>GithubButton: Display Github Button
    User->>GithubButton: Click Github Button
    GithubButton->>API: Redirect to /api/auth/github
    API->>PassportGitHubStrategy: Initiate OAuth Flow
    PassportGitHubStrategy->>GitHub: Request Authorization
    GitHub->>PassportGitHubStrategy: Send User Info
    PassportGitHubStrategy->>DB: Find/Create User
    DB->>PassportGitHubStrategy: User Data Response
    PassportGitHubStrategy->>API: Success Response
    API->>User: Redirect to App

Poem

In a land of code, a change so grand,
GitHub joins our authentication band.
Twitter steps aside, new buttons arise,
Anchors in forms beneath the skies.
The database now holds new keys,
With profiles that GitHub sees.
Code evolves, more secure and bright,
A rabbit's joy in the digital light!


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