Login Form Validations - VueScreencasts

Intro to Authentication + Authorization

2:31

Displaying Users

4:20

Setting CurrentUser

5:43

Saving currentUser to localStorage

2:29

Basic Login Flow - Email and Password

9:29

Hide/Show Password

6:01

6:41

UserAuthForm Component

5:17

The User Registration Page

7:17

Navbar Cleanup

2:32

Mid-Course Review for Auth

7:46

Navigation Guards

5:36

Nested Routes with Vue Router

8:16

Token Authentication

11:24

Review

3:22

0% done with Authentication and Authorization in VueJS

6:41 | Published on 9/24/2019 |
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Chapter 8 of 27 in Building VueScreencasts.com

Form Validations can give the user feedback, letting them know what they need to do in order to input their data correctly.

In this lesson, we use some validations we already have on the video edit form, abstracting them for use in our login form. Then we create a new emailFormat validation to ensure the user is inputting something resembling an email.

This lesson does rely on some code from our Validations series, but if you haven't watched it, that's okay; we explain what you need to know at the start.

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