Orion signup flow rework #321
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| "Membership associated with the blockchain account (controllerAccount)" | ||
| memberships: [Membership!] @derivedFrom(field: "controllerAccount") |
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Should we support multiple memberships within Atlas? Seems, like an overkill. Besides that it is possible from runtime perspective, it will only complicate the membership dropdown (we already had some feedback that it is complicated @dmtrjsg)
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Can't we just drop the token if used?
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| @@ -20,33 +31,102 @@ export class AccountResolver { | |||
| const account = ctx.account | |||
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| assert(account, 'Unexpected context: account is not set') | |||
| const { id, email, joystreamAccount, membershipId, isEmailConfirmed, notificationPreferences } = | |||
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| const { id, email, joystreamAccount, notificationPreferences } = account | |||
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| const { id, email, joystreamAccount, notificationPreferences } = account | |
| const { id, email, joystreamAccountId, notificationPreferences } = account |
In authenticate we don't fetch the account with BlockchainAccount relation, so joystreamAccount is empty.
Rn I adjusted the Atlas to use joystreamAccountId, but I can switch it, if we decide to include the relation.
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| @Field(() => String, { nullable: false }) | ||
| membershipId: string | ||
| joystreamAccount!: BlockchainAccount |
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I believe we will have to either introduce new type-graphql class or go with joystreamAccountId approach.
Plus lets make it nullable, since there is a possibilty that user creates an account, but membership creation fails.
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Even if the membership creation fails, the joystreamAccountId will still not be null, since it is provided in the create account request
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| type ReqParams = Record<string, string> | ||
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| | components['schemas']['GenericErrorResponseData'] | ||
| type ReqBody = components['schemas']['RequestTokenRequestData'] | ||
| type ResLocals = { authContext: Session } | ||
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| export const requestEmailConfirmationToken: ( |
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I dont know how, but I managed to generate 2 email tokens and orion now returns the first one, which turns out is expired as I try to make an account.
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we need to add even more details to email confirmation link we would need 3 different |
Addresses #320