The backend calls to the API server implement the requested fetch request on the server. This includes Account creation/edit, login/logout and password edit/reset.

fbDB.js

Upon a successful login the API Server will send an httpOnly cookie that contains a Json Web Token. Future API requests will discover this cookie and restore the validated User from the provided token values.

The redux action creators provide the API calls to the backend Databreeze server for AUTH activities.

userActions.js

These activities include account creation and edit, login/logout, password change and reset. The components are Modal windows controlled by redux state values.

I have been utilizing the airbnb javascript writing guide. Part of this has been following the guide and part utilizing the airbnb eslint configuration. It seems to be a reasonable standard to follow.

Installing eslint with the airbnb config: After adding in eslint and the eslint-config-airbnb npm I settled on the following current eslintrc.js config:


module.exports = {
"extends": "airbnb",
"rules": {
'max-len': [2, 250, 2,
{
'ignoreUrls': true,
'ignoreComments': false
}
],
}
}