Access/Refresh Token Authentication Demo with Node.js And Typescript
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Backend: Node.js, Typescript, MongoDB, Kubernetes
Frontend: Next.js, Typescript
DevOps: Docker, Terraform, Kubernetes, Google Cloud
Requirements: Docker, Docker Compose, Yarn, Node.js
Optional: Terraform, Google Cloud SDK
Setup
make setup
- Create GitHub OAuth app here
- Set "Homepage URL" to
http://localhost:3000
- Set "Authorization callback URL" to
http://localhost:3000/github
- Set
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID
in.env.development
- Set
NEXT_PUBLIC_GITHUB_CLIENT_ID
inclient/.env.development
- "Generate a new client secret"
- Set
GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET
in.env.development
- Set "Homepage URL" to
Development
make client
(Start Next.js development server, http://localhost:3000)make backend
(Start development backend services)
Services
client
Next.js client (web application)api
Node.js server (http api)realtime
Node.js server (websocket server)shared
Typescript lib (shared code)infrastructure
Terraform (configurations to deploy application in the cloud)
Commands
make init-infrastructure
(Initialize Terraform)make apply
(Apply cloud resources, ~15 minutes)make deploy
(Build and deploy services to Kubernetes cluster)make destroy
(Destroy cloud resources)make client-image
(Build and push client Docker image)make api-image
(Build and push api Docker image)make realtime-image
(Build and push Docker image)
Step by step guide
- Configure variables in
Makefile
- Sign into your project
gcloud auth application-default login
- Create the bucket for storing Terraform state (
make create-terraform-bucket
) - Set
terraform.backend.bucket
in infrastructure/main.tf toTF_BUCKET
- Insert secrets into Google Cloud Secret Manager
- GitHub OAuth (create here)
- Set "Authorization callback URL" to
https://api.${DOMAIN}/github
github_client_id
github_client_secret
- Set "Authorization callback URL" to
- Secrets (generate here)
refresh_token_secret
access_token_secret
- MongoDB Atlas (create a free cluster here)
- Navigate to Project Settings -> Access Manager -> API Keys -> Create API Key -> Select Project Owner
mongodbatlas_public_key
mongodbatlas_private_key
atlas_project_id
(found under Settings)
- GitHub OAuth (create here)
- Add
0.0.0.0/0
to your MongoDB Atlas project "IP Access List" (Under Network Access) - Enable Container Registry in your GCP console
make init-infrastructure
make deploy
- Go to Google Cloud DNS,
main-zone
, copy theNS
record to your domain registrar - Uncomment code block in infrastructure/modules/kubernetes-cert-manager/main.tf and run
make apply
- The app should be live at
https://${DOMAIN}
- Every time you want to deploy changes, just run
make deploy