resthooks | A RESTHooks.org reference implementation in Ruby / Rails | Application Framework library
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A RESTHooks.org reference implementation in Ruby / Rails.
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QUESTION
I am trying to build the authentication part of my frontend project so it can communicate with the DRF API. I decided also to use rest-hooks to fetch and send data from / to the API.
I am reading rest-hooks auth documentation as a guide but I can't find the "proper way" to implement it in my project. Everything I have read so far is using resources to fetch and send data to the API.
In the backend I have this /api-auth
endpoint that after sending username
& password
parameters it returns a token to use as a header while fetching, I guess this is the "easy" part.
Despite I am trying to understand the rest-hooks documentation I can't figure out how to bring this together using DRF API + rest-hooks.
And plus, besides everything I have said above, I have tried this anyway, and is not working...
AttemptsI created this AuthResource
to attach to the login form.
fetch
approach:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 02:27Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'RequestCredentials | undefined'.
Typescript infers the return type of getFetchInit
as having the property { credentials: string }
because it sees 'same-origin'
as just string
. The expected return type RequestInit
only allows for specific literal strings in the union type RequestCredentials
. 'same-origin'
is one of those strings, so the value is fine. We just need to get Typescript to interpret it more specifically than string
.
One way to do this is by using an as const
assertion, which means that the return type includes the literal value of the string { credentials: 'same-origin' }
.
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