Lessons

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We'll now switch over to work in our React application and have it communicate with the server to allow a user to sign-in via Google OAuth.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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We'll continue to update the GraphQL resolver functions we've prepared to allow users to log-in & log-out of our application.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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Before we update our GraphQL OAuth resolvers, we'll use Google's official Node.js library to help access and interact with Google APIs.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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We'll begin creating the GraphQL fields that we'll need to help us establish Google OAuth in our application.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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In this lesson, we'll create the necessary OAuth credentials from the Google API Console that we'll need to use to set-up Google OAuth in our application.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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OAuth is an industry-standard authorization protocol that enables applications to obtain limited access to user accounts without giving away any passwords. In this lesson, we'll dive a little deeper explaining what OAuth is and how we intend to use it in our application to help users sign-in with their Google account.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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This is an introduction to the work we'll be doing in Module 4.0.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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Having our database contain some mock data will allow our GraphQL queries and mutations to interact with data from the database. In this lesson, we'll create a scripts to help seed and clear the database of mock data, in development.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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We continue from the previous lesson by declaring the shape of the data we expect to store in each of the collections of our database.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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In this lesson, we'll brainstorm the structure of our database and determine how many collections the database for our TinyHouse application will need.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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This is an introduction to the work we'll be doing in Module 3.0.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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React Router is a popular community-built library that provides a set of navigational components to help create routing within React applications. In this lesson, we'll use React Router to declare the main routes and the components that should be shown in these routes for our TinyHouse client application.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen