I am learning nativescript-vue and now i want to use nativescript-vue with meteorjs backend. Can anyone tell me how to integrate nativescript-vue with meteorjs backend?
It doesn't really matter which backend you use. End of the day you are going to communicate with your server using RESTful services. You may use axios or Http module to hit the services from your app.
You can connect to any API with Nativescript. If your backend have only simple GET and POST method, this plugins will help a lot with Nativescript-Vue
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I'd like to use NEXT.JS API routes with GraphQL subscriptions, but I can't find any information on the subject.
I know that the NEXT.JS API routes (deployed to Vercel) use cloud functions under the hood, and the cloud functions are only executed when you make a request and after a while they turn off.
Does it work well with sockets that seem to be used by third party libraries (graphql-yoga, apollo-server) to make subscriptions work?
I have a SSR react app that uses apollo. My app server lives under one domain using express while the graphql server is under another domain. I'm having issues trying to understand how the authentication should work.
Currently on my app server I create a cookie session via firebase's documentation. All is fine with that, but I have a couple questions.
I'm currently using firebase's admin SDK to authenticate the request both on the app server and graphql server. I'm doing this because the initial SSR page gets rendered on the server, while all subsequent requests go directly do the graphql server. The redundancy of the authentication doesn't seem to be the right way to do this. Can someone verify?
If this isnt' the right way to do things, should I set up a simple proxy for all graphql requests from my. Essentially making all graphql request going from the client to my app server, which then goes to the graphql server under the hood?
Any other recommendations how to properly set this up? I'm at a complete loss here
I am building an app in VueJs and I am looking for the best way to do the authentication part, there is an API in progress as well that will need token verification for protected end points.
I would like to know if is possible to integrate Auth0 to Firebase in a way that Firebase is the main center of communication between the VueJs app and Auth0 (the same thing with the API -> Firebase -> Auth0).
I am asking this because I would like to know exactly if I can save some lines of code and performance using Firebase tools to get what I need from Auth0 without connecting directly to Auth0 API. Also I would like to use Fire Store to save the tokens I get from Auth0.
is possible to have this kind of architecture?
Here is a diagram for a better understanding of the wished result, hope is not confusing.
https://ibb.co/68tpw8L
Thank you!
These links are the closest solutions I found thru Google.
But according with the info I found you can do this but using Auth0 as my main gateway but I want all the contrary, using Firebase as the main gateway.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/web/custom-auth#before-you-begin
https://auth0.com/docs/api/authentication#delegation
https://firebase.google.com/docs/web/setup
https://auth0.com/blog/developing-real-time-apps-with-firebase-and-firestore/
Auth0 has deprecated the /delegation endpoint which is used to get the token for third party vender.
https://auth0.com/docs/migrations#api-authorization-with-third-party-vendor-apis
As a workaround, use the firebase custom token authentication mechanism. https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/admin/create-custom-tokens
https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/js/firebase.auth.Auth.html#signinwithcustomtoken
To create a custom token, you can use the firebase function if you do not have a backend server.
The entire flow is described in the following auth0 blogs with a complete project.
https://auth0.com/blog/how-to-authenticate-firebase-and-angular-with-auth0-part-1/
https://auth0.com/blog/how-to-authenticate-firebase-and-angular-with-auth0-part-2/
I am testing out this android chat application using Bluemix https://github.com/IBM-Bluemix/chatbot-watson-android
At some point in the conversation I will need to call a REST API/webservice to retrieve info about data that has been gathered and send it back to the user as a chat.
I don't want to do it from within the android application as the application wont work when I deploy it to another platform (e.g. slack).
Is there a way to call REST APIs from within watson?
I don't think the conversation service can do it directly, but can it link to another Bluemix service and use the result of that?
If you are already using some form of middleware this can be achieved by setting an action tag in the .JSON editor of the node that should fire the action. This then gets picked up by your middleware listener.
Alternatively try the new cloud actions feature that has just been released here https://console.bluemix.net/docs/services/conversation/dialog-actions.html#dialog-actions which is really simple and easy
I would create a server to intermediate the communication between your app (android) and the conversation service. This server could call/retrieve the required data before sending the conversation response to your app.
As you're using Bluemix, you could use Node-Red to easily do this.
Here is an example of an app that I made exactly this.
If you are starting with Watson and Bluemix, I strongly advice trying to use the Node-red starting pack. It's really easy to integrate Watson services and call REST API/web-services, even integrate with a database.
Here is a starting point to this:
https://nodered.org/docs/platforms/bluemix
Happy coding!
I have read the other tutorials on how to integrate Stripe with Firebase, all of them require an external server. Recently I found Firebase Queue and wondered if there would be any way to integrate Firebase Queue with a Stripe Subscription so that I wouldn't need to use an external Server for Stripe.
Firebase Queue is a library that you integrate into your existing node.js or web project. It does not replace the need for a server (to run nodejs) or web site (to execute the JavaScript).