Guy Aloni
@guy-aloni
Zaragoza, Spain
- Member Since
- Jun 4, 2024
- Lessons Completed
- 7
- Comments Contributed
- 6
- Hours Watched
- 1.42
Recent Activity
Here's what @guy-aloni has been up to this past year
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Upvoted comment Anytime!! Happy to hear you got it all working!
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Replied to Hi Guy! Yeah, the VineJS date validation will return back a ...
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)), -
Upvoted comment Hi Guy! Yeah, the VineJS date validation will return back a ...
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Commented on post Validating Form Data with VineJS
Great tutorial, thanks!
How can I validate dates? I get an errorUncaught Exception: Invalid value for "Chapter.startDate". It must be an instance of "luxon.DateTime", looks like date should be cast inside the validator? -
Completed lesson Validating Form Data with VineJS
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Completed lesson Defining Our Models
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Completed lesson The Basics of CRUD
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Upvoted comment The expiry time should be included with the initial token, so...
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Commented on post AdonisJS 6 Access Token Authentication in 20 Minutes
Another question - how do you combine an access-token authentication with social authentication?
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Commented on post AdonisJS 6 Access Token Authentication in 20 Minutes
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. -
Completed lesson AdonisJS 6 Access Token Authentication in 20 Minutes
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Upvoted comment Hi Guy! The auth process shown in this series is for session...
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Commented on post Logging Out An Authenticated User
I use access tokens, and when I do either
await auth.use('api').logout()I get an errorauth.use(...).logout is not a function.
I can neither get the token explicitly usingauth.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. -
Completed lesson Logging Out An Authenticated User
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Completed lesson Authenticating A Newly Registered User
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Completed lesson Protecting Routes with Auth, Guest, and Admin Middleware
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Commented on post The Flow of Middleware
Why do you apply the guest middleware for each route instead of applying it to the entire group?
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Account created Welcome to Adocasts, @guy-aloni!