Authentication in Node.js

Authentication in Node.js - Adding Validation - This is a continuation on the piece I wrote about adding Authentication into a Node project using HTTP cookies, BCrypt and JWT tokens.

Authentication in Node.js - Adding Validation

This is a continuation on the piece I wrote about adding Authentication into a Node project using HTTP cookies, BCrypt and JWT tokens. Previously, I had set up my application to accept an incoming request where a user was signing up. I then took that info, hashed the password, saved the input data in my database and then returned a signed token which would be stored on the client side as an HTTP cookie. If you’d like to revisit those steps they can be found here, otherwise let’s start with a ‘login’ route and add some validation to our backend application.

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