Karl Horky karlhorky

Authentication with an Express API and Postgres

Let's make sure our Express app has the required base modules:

# within root of API
npm install --save express pg knex bcrypt
npm install --save-dev nodemon

Set up a docker-compose.yaml file (file content at the bottom of this page).
Also create a data/mysql folder in your project.
In order to set up a volume for MySQL in Docker Toolbox, we will need a VirtualBox Shared Folder, just like mentioned in Fixing Volumes in Docker Toolbox.

VirtualBox by default has a c/Users Shared Folder that we can use for this (as long as your project is within C:\Users. Verify that this shared folder is set up properly:
Add a new volume to the mydatabase service in the docker-compose.yaml for the database files. Because we are using docker-toolbox and VirtualBox, we need an absolute path, starting with //c/:
```
volumes:
```

//c/Users/your_username/projects/wordpress-docker-stack/data/mysql:/var/lib/mysql

property	description
`border-bottom-right-radius`	Defines the shape of the bottom-right

Now a full repo!

	# Git Aliases (sorted alphabetically with some inculsive functions)
	# Adapted from oh-my-zsh git alias plugin. "compdef" is a Z shell autocompletion function, disabled throughout where applicable.

	alias g='git'

	alias ga='git add'
	alias gaa='git add --all'
	alias gapa='git add --patch'

	alias gb='git branch'

	// This is a minimal UA sniffer, that only cares about the rendering/JS engine
	// name and version, which should be enough to do feature discrimination and
	// differential code loading.
	//
	// This is distinct from things like https://www.npmjs.com/package/ua-parser-js
	// which distinguish between different branded browsers that use the same rendering
	// engine. That sort of distinction is maybe useful for analytics purposes, but
	// for differential code loading it is overcomplicated.
	//
	// This is meant to demonstrate that UA sniffing is not really that hard if you're