Node Auth Tutorial (JWT) #3 - Testing Routes & Handling POST Requests

[@SimPwear84]

Why does it feel so easy when you teach stuff? Man you're a legend.

[@loveChroniclesTv]

The way you explain this concept is in another level. Easy to understand , simple to follow along 🤙

[@marufahmed7314]

Thanks man, you make every concept more understandable. I would love to see the implementation of JWT with react js. Lucky to have you 👨🏻‍💻

[@ead5590]

Was totally waiting for this after I was done with part 1 and 2 yesterday. Let's go!

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Commenting to help with youtube algorithm. I always forget to do this so I will just go back to all the videos and comment. thank you so much shaun. what a chad :D

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[@proemail3237]

thanks shawn there is also vs code plugin that can do something. If you don't want to download Postman, its called "REST CLient" very easy to follow side by side example. Thanks for awesome work

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Thank you so much!!

[@creativemember]

I mostly used Chrome Extension 'Advanced REST Client' to test different endpoints. It's free, easy to use, and you don't have to sign up. Anyways, thanks for great content!

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Thanks for a detailed explanation.

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Hey Ninja!! i love you so so so much!,,,,, please dont keep us waiting.... kindly upload the rest please.... i really love this tutorial, just when i was looking for this, my favorite teacher is in!

[@NetNinja]

I would upload them all if I could, but I have to re-record bits & edit them all first :)

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The tutorials are really understandable and helpful Sir , Greetings from Nepal

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Hi ninja, this is an amazing and useful course!

[@NetNinja]

Thank you! Hope you enjoy the rest when it's uploaded.

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Brilliant us usual

[@shihore]

another great tutorial, many thanks

[@fredpourlesintimes]

Really cool chapter :) Testing is a pretty interesting part, and all this stuff is, as usual, very digestible :D

[@simrandotdev]

Hey @Netninja can you please cover whole Auth flow here with Registration, Login, Password Reset, Account Lock and Roles (Admin, Members etc) in this series?

[@roid1510]

Little tip, you can use insomnia instead of postman. Same features, minimal view and no account needed

[@NetNinja]

Yeah I've seen that, it's quite nice. Maybe next time I'll use it, thanks.

[@xC-db6st]

Agreed, I absolutely adore Insomnia - used Postman for a few years and as soon as I switched to Insomnia I never looked back.

[@riis08]

@The Net Ninja..... again amazing playlist...... one suggestion what you thing about REST Client extension for visual studio code.

[@johnconnor9787]

4:22 As I understood, we do not need to use body-parser anymore, correct? Instead we are using express.json()?

[@ET_Bermuda]

Love this! Suggestions for cont'd content: autocomplete search box, uploading images (profile, background), notifications, likes/dislikes & friend requests.

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What should I do next Can you make a pathway video to know how should we follow your playlist from your channel for every new technology?

[@tigerclaw2k11]

Great tutorial! I have a clarification to ask, if you don't mind. In previous tutorials, you have used express.urlencoded to pass user data but now you use express.json. What's the difference and when does one use these two middlewares?

[@codeinnode4490]

Done Great Tutorial :)

[@somiakumari7499]

i could not get the POST Request. Its showing error

[@anshsahni2864]

Hey man, does that mean when using a client like browser. It also sends the data in the format of JSON? Liked the tutorial by the way.

[@jitujahagirdar613]

Hi @ninja, In my authRoutes.js i am not getting req in JESON format . can you pelase confirme me where do you have define req format in JSON format . However i did below code chanegs in my "authControllers.js" file Code : const express = require("express"); const app = express(); app.use(express.json()); Let me know how to right way to fix it ?

[@thetwobluepianos]

MongooseServerSelectionError: Could not connect to any servers in your MongoDB Atlas cluster what can I do about this error

[@itsmepiyushsaha]

Can you make a video on how to use JWT with MERN please?

[@xC-db6st]

I mean, three out of the four technologies are covered in this series. It'll just be the case of applying React where needed. It shouldn't be difficult if you understand React otherwise just do some additional reading

[@destinlee]

These can't come fast enough!!!

[@salahalhashmi6528]

thanks for course

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PERN STACK project please, thank you so much :)

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Could you put tutorial on Nest JS framework in Node.js ?

[@martinp.617]

Salamat..,

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[@half841]

Have you decided which frontend framework to choose for later NodeJS series? :) Vue or React ? I would love to see Vue in combination with Node. Anyway, thanks for absolutely perfect tutorials! :)

[@NetNinja]

I wish I could do both. I will probably do Vue, since I'll be doing more of Vue with the official release of v3.

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how much episodes will be?

[@NetNinja]

18 in total, a lot to cover :)

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[@NetNinja]

I will do it at some point :)

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[@3dln]

Shaun this pattern seems to be wrong... we can't just save JWT tokens in cookies (because cookies are stateful, hard to manage on native mobile apps and also they jeopardize user's account through csrf attacks they invented jwt to be stateless and use by APIs) JWT tokens are meant to be saved in a bearer type Authorization header. as you said in the first video this pattern belongs to your "yet to come" session based authentication.

[@NetNinja]

In this website there will be no state-changing requests that require auth & the risk is limited to the capabilities we expose - in our case hiding pages from unauth users. For any state-changing requests protection strategies would need to be in place. For a REST API & I would not choose to use cookies.

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React Native Animation Tutorial plz.....

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First

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Up

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Salamat..,