MirageJS Endpoints for Nuxt Auth

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More Data Relationships in Mirage

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MirageJS Endpoints for Nuxt Auth

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Mocking S3 Uploads with Mirage

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Removing Tags from Mirage

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Mirage + Nuxt Conclusion (for now)

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0% done with Mirage with Nuxt

13:56 | Published on 1/31/2020 |
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MirageJS Endpoints for Nuxt Auth

In order to get Nuxt Auth to work with Mirage, we need to define three endpoints:

POST sessions,
POST users, and
GET sessions/user.

The thing that sets these endpoints apart from others is how they interact with the auth token - we create it in one, read it from a header in another, and return it in the last.

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