Thanks. I tried it but got problems with relative and absolute path, and could not manage to have the same code working with both fs and s3 depending on the environment argument DRIVE_DISK. I understand that basically the same code should work for both, I will give it another try :-)

Thanks Tom for the tutorial!
I am trying to implement upload action that will work in localhost with file-system, and in production with s3. Can you please tell how to do it with minimum code? I guess that using DRIVE_DISK in .env file should be enough, but I do not manage to have the same code working for both s3 and local file system.

Thanks Tom!
In my case, just if someone has the same problem, I had to add also an ISO format:
startDate: vine.date({ formats: { utc: true } }).transform((date) => DateTime.fromJSDate(date)),

Great tutorial, thanks!
How can I validate dates? I get an error Uncaught Exception: Invalid value for "Chapter.startDate". It must be an instance of "luxon.DateTime", looks like date should be cast inside the validator?

Another question - how do you combine an access-token authentication with social authentication?
https://docs.adonisjs.com/guides/authentication/social-authentication

Thank you very much for the clear and detailed explanation!
I wonder whether should be a good idea to add token expiration protection in front-end level, or rely on 409 server response in order to delete the token.

I use access tokens, and when I do either await auth.use('api').logout() I get an error auth.use(...).logout is not a function.
I can neither get the token explicitly using auth.use('api').token (I get undefined).

The only way I can get it is from the request header, but I find it hard to believe that there is no way to extract it from the auth. Anyway, since the hashed token is stored, I don't even know whether the approach of searching for it in the DB will work.

Why do you apply the guest middleware for each route instead of applying it to the entire group?