I’m looking to create an Appwrite function that first verifies a client using some custom logic, like providing a secret key. Once this verification is complete, the function should respond with something essential that the client can use to authenticate to my Appwrite instance.
After this step, the client should be able to access the Appwrite instance independently. What would be the best approach to implement this workflow?
@Raman
cc: @D5 @darShan
Can JWT token do this?
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