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Sessions in Node #5 | Authentication in Node.js with Express and sessions | refactoring codebase
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Sessions in Node #5 | Authentication in Node.js with Express and sessions | refactoring codebase
Jan Goebel
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Web developmentSoftware designNode.js, Deno and BunRefactoring and legacy codeSoftware architecture
Jan Goebel demonstrates how to refactor an Express and Redis session authentication codebase by splitting logic into controllers and middleware.
🔥More exclusive content: productioncoder.com/you-decide-what-we-build-next Twitter: twitter.com/_jgoebel Blog: productioncoder.com Code: github.com/productioncoder/express-session-with-redis Learn how to build a cookie and session-based authentication system with the Node express.js framework and the Redis in memory store. This part 5 of our series in which we continue refactoring our already working application so split functionality over multiple files. - rationale for moving request handling to controller - moving login logic to authentication controller - wiring up authentication controller in routes file - moving protected route request handling to a controller - moving session middleware to a separate file - move connect-redis to our session middleware - move redis client to its own file - wiring up redis client with express-session middleware - wiring up session middleware with express server - cleaning up main index.js file