Course lesson
To have actual users in our application we need to represent those users in our database. Fauna has quite a few ways you can do user authentication but we'll be creating our own using a few built-in Fauna helpers.
To have actual users in our application we need to represent those users in our database. Fauna has quite a few ways you can do user authentication but we'll be creating our own using a few built-in Fauna helpers.
We'll start by setting up the necessary Fauna logic for users. We'll add a User collection as well as a functions.fsl file that we'll expose user sign up and log in. Here we'll see how Fauna gives us a built in Credentials document to handle email and password for a user. It also has a login function that it exposes to make that easy for us which will generate a token for a user on login.
After setting up our functions, we'll add an UnAuthRole as well as an AuthRole and give proper actions for each role.
Course lesson
To have actual users in our application we need to represent those users in our database. Fauna has quite a few ways you can do user authentication but we'll be creating our own using a few built-in Fauna helpers.