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Lenolium
15 May, 2023, 09:37

Hi I am trying to let the user login at my Bubble.io web app I thought about using JWT but I havent understood how to do it yet.

TL;DR
The user wants to authenticate at Appwrite in their Bubble.io web app. They suggest creating a plugin to support Appwrite instead of Bubble's limited database. However, since Appwrite is not server-sided, it's not possible to implement it that way. One suggestion is to use Bubble's default authentication but with Appwrite's API. Another suggestion is to add it as a web platform on the front end. It is mentioned that connecting the user mechanism might not be an easy task. The user also asks if Bubble.io is a no/low-code builder. They are trying to implement JWT for user login, but haven't figured out how
safwan
15 May, 2023, 11:32

is bubble.io a no/low-code builder?

Binyamin
15 May, 2023, 14:15

You have a few ways to approach this issue,

If you want to fully implanted it on the server side you can check this https://discord.com/channels/564160730845151244/1092520228858105856/1092523507553935360

If you adding it to a front end is just easy as adding Web platform.

P.s. I don't think this is going to be an easy task as you don't have direct access to Bubble in the level that require for you to be able to connect the user mechanism

D5
15 May, 2023, 14:15

Yes

D5
15 May, 2023, 14:17

It's not server sided, so it's not possible to make such approach. However with it's API, probably it's possible to achieve authentication, but by using bubble's default Auth. A good approach is client-sided, as you said

D5
15 May, 2023, 14:19

Thinking about that, it could be a good idea making a plugin to support appwrite in bubble.io, that way lot's of new users will use It, instead of bubble's limited and slow database

D5
15 May, 2023, 14:20

Ironically it uses the super performant Postgres (or that's what people says)

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