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Creating a user pool in Node.js - React.js Tutorial
From the course: React: Authentication (2021)
Creating a user pool in Node.js
- [Instructor] Okay, our next step, now that we've got our user pool and identity pools set up, is going to be to simply start converting our server endpoints and the front end pages that use them over to use AWS Cognito instead of the homemade setup that we've been using up until now. Now, keep in mind that throughout the next few videos, we're going to be changing a lot of the functionality that we built out throughout the course. So you may want to commit this to GitHub or something like that if you want to actually preserve those changes from before so that you can change it back after you try out AWS. So our first task here is going to be to convert the signup flow over to Cognito and this will be followed by the email verification flow, the login flow and finally, the flow for resetting passwords. So let's start with the signUpRoute on the server. And here's what that conversion is going to look like. Let's…
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Amazon Cognito basics4m
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Setting up an AWS Cognito project7m 39s
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Creating a user pool in Node.js5m 28s
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Converting the sign-up endpoint to AWS6m 33s
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Converting the sign-up page to AWS1m 59s
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Modifying the email verification flow9m 29s
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Converting the verify email route6m 32s
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Converting the login route5m 22s
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Converting the forgot password route4m 16s
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Rewriting the reset password endpoint3m 3s
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Converting the reset password page4m 22s
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