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Great work Callo 🙂

@jinxkitt108

From https://github.com/donotebase/quasar-tiptap

this is the code you can put a boot file to make the component always available.

import Vue from 'vue' import { QuasarTiptapPlugin, RecommendedExtensions } from 'quasar-tiptap' Vue.use(QuasarTiptapPlugin, { language: 'zh-hans', spellcheck: true })

thank you for that.

Hi.

Um, this app extension has both Vue-Apollo and Apollo Client as dependencies. It just sets up the minimums to get you started.

It can also be used in production.

Scott

@machadoug - I have given up on using the Auth Token based app extension, as I had too many problems to get it working.

Instead, I changed my code to use JWT with Passport and local Mongoose strategy for authentication. The latter (local Mongoose strategy) is of course only relevant for you, if you use Mongoose at your backend.

The following tutorials helped me:

https://chunkbytes.com/2019/02/user-authentication-with-passport-express/ https://blog.jscrambler.com/vue-js-authentication-system-with-node-js-backend/ https://codebrains.io/add-jwt-authentication-to-an-express-api-with-passport-and-es6/

It required about 1 week of work, as everything was new to me…

@michaelmolino To understand better, I suggest reading this to see if it meets your needs: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/video

@midas If qgrid is a quasar app extension, then they have not adjusted their app.compatibleWith in app-ext/src/index.js
It should look like this to get rid of the issue:

api.compatibleWith('@quasar/app', '^1.4.3 || ^2.0.0')