react-native-authentication

The main goal of this project is to show you how to register and authenticate a user and access protected resources from a React-Native app to a NodeJS server.

Installation

If you don't have React-Native installed on your computer, run the following:

npm install -g react-native-cli

Go in the Front-End directory, and run the following:

npm install

Run

NB Android:

You will need to follow a few steps to run the client:

• Open the file Front-end/src/config.js
• Modify localhost with the IP address (if not work Modify Node ipconfig)of your machine (usually something like 192.168.0.10)

Server

Installation

If you don't have SailsJS installed on your computer, run the following:

npm install -g sails

Go in the Back-End directory, then run the following:

npm install

Run

Run the following in the terminal:

npm start

This will create a server listening on port 8000, you can access it from http://localhost:8000/. The server needs to run at all time when you use the client.

Entry-points:

The non-protected entry-points allow authentication and registration:

• POST /create-user: Create a new user
• POST /sign-in: Authenticate and retrieve the access and refresh tokens in exchange of email/password
• POST /sign-out: Log out, revoke access by destroying the user tokens

Add .env

JWT_SECRET= personnel jwt secret MONGO_URI= mongodb+srv://Exemple:Password@cluster0.7dty31j.mongodb.net/?retryWrites=true&w=majority

Technologies

• React Native
• Node js
• Express js
• jsonwebtoken
• mongodb

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