Using Supabase authentication in NestJs

Not too long ago I decided to write my backend authentication code for an application I was building. Authentication in NestJs is less of a hassle as it uses the popular easy-to-use passport.js library, which is pretty solid when working with authent...

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samuele coppede

Nov 24, 2023

Nice, only one thing, can you do an example using Fastify as http provider?

Hopefully if I have a free time I'll try to, it's quite easy to swap out Express with Fastify, but, I think the only change will be the request/response pipeline and of course setting FastifyAdapter in the main module. Check the docs here.

docs.nestjs.com/techniques/performance

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Abiola Bakare

Nov 24, 2023

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