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POSTGRESS_USER not exist

when npm run dev or npm run test(most cases will fail) will have an error message error Error while connecting to the databaserole admin does not exist on POSTGRES_USER=admin in .env how to solve it? ...

• zhrfrh
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  on Jan 25, 2020
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• #59

mikesparr/typescript-postgres-auth-example

Notify user when different device accesses system

For preventative measures, when the system is accessed with a token we should check the device and if a mismatch from the logged-in device, notify the user. - unsure if expire token and force re-login ...

• mikesparr
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  on Feb 28, 2019
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• #58

mikesparr/typescript-postgres-auth-example

Notify account owner when someone "login as" their ID

Just for peace of mind and to minimize staff abuse, the system should notify the primary user when someone login as their ID.

• mikesparr
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• Opened 
  on Feb 28, 2019
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• #57

mikesparr/typescript-postgres-auth-example

Emit cache hits / misses

For cached features (e.g. authentication, flags) we should emit event for hit and misses for future analysis and tuning.

• mikesparr
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• Opened 
  on Feb 28, 2019
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• #56

mikesparr/typescript-postgres-auth-example

Add dynamic Node CRUD and relations feature

To make the system flexible for any node type, we need a way to allow CRUD operations to add/edit nodes and relations. Proposed route structure After the controllers are loaded in the App, we could add ...

• mikesparr
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  on Feb 20, 2019
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• #55

mikesparr/typescript-postgres-auth-example

Add schema registry with versioning

If we are going to allow dynamic nodes in graph, and dynamic document types in #53 then we need ability to define and manage schemas and versioning. (go add type version field for #53) Proposed schema ...

• mikesparr
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• Opened 
  on Feb 20, 2019
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• #54

mikesparr/typescript-postgres-auth-example

Add flexible document store with history to track field changes

Many organizations centralize around one or more types of document, or data, but need the ability to monitor edits on a field-by-field basis. Similar to a CRM with customizable contacts, we should include ...

• mikesparr
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  on Feb 20, 2019
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• #53

mikesparr/typescript-postgres-auth-example

Rename event route to activity (stream)

Since the activity stream is the standard and events may be a feature in the future, we should rename events to activity.

• mikesparr
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• Opened 
  on Feb 15, 2019
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• #52

mikesparr/typescript-postgres-auth-example

Allow automated removal of relations if configured in mapper

The helper function in src/utils/graph.helper.ts enables automated graph relations to be added based on Activity Stream events. We need the ability to also REMOVE relations if configured to properly manage ...

• mikesparr
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• Opened 
  on Feb 14, 2019
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• #51

mikesparr/typescript-postgres-auth-example

Standardize activities (events) and graph based on Activity Streams Vocab

The application should align with global standards wherever possible and Open Social and Activity Streams are a preferred way to model interactions. - https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary/ ...

• mikesparr
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• Opened 
  on Feb 12, 2019
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• #50

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