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Should I make eslint not fail CI checks @HippoProgrammer? I just think it is a bit harsh like this (although it was me who set it up in the first place)... |
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Erm, this has been delayed. Other projects have been given higher priority... |
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Dear @The-CS-Nerds/library-devs,
This PR aims to add a comprehensive authentication and authorisation feature set to the project in the BACKEND. There could be a frontend implementation at our discretion.
I have used the default auth library for SvelteKit, lucia which in turn uses drizzle to integrate with a postgres:alpine database.
This PR should only touch code in
web/src/lib/serverandweb/src/routes/authhowever this could change.I aim to have this done by Monday the 10th of October... but life often gets in the way...
Kind regards,
@SuitablyMysterious