I don't know if I'll ever do this but it's good to know it can be done. My journey has been Mac -> Linux -> Mac -> Linux -> Mac. If I ever leave Mac again, I imagine it'll be to Linux :)

This is really nice. I'm thinking about updating the styling of my blog and this would be a great addition. Love it!

Totally, Fabio, thanks! Anything that is available to your front end code is available to the client and as you say, the easiest way to find this is through looking at the network tab. Using authentication and token bearing, like JWTs, are ways to make this harder. All of these security measures are a trade off between complexity, convenience and secrecy. Thanks for the comment :)

Thanks Syed! All updated now :)

Really helpful and in depth article - thanks for writing!

What have you enjoyed about it? What have been the most frustrating pieces?

So true, wire framing is a great skill. My friend Colby Fayock has an awesome project to help give inspiration here-check out 50 react projects .

Thanks Asad! I don't think I'd suggest having the /get-token route there for production. I'd assume the server would request the token and send it back during the login exchange. You're right though - being careful to rate limit routes is really important.

Thanks Dwayne - helpful insight :)

Thanks for the work you're doing on this library!