A few questions regarding the current state

[darkbasic]

Hi, I'm the maintainer of the Angular-Meteor tutorial. Me and @Urigo are in the process of writing the new version of the tutorial.

We would like to get rid of Meteor (at least on the client) and use apollo-client 2.0, apollo-angular 1.0 and js-accounts instead of Meteor's DDP and meteor-accounts.

In order to do so we need the following features:

• Express or even better Koa middlewares
• Being able to use Apollo's graphql endpoint
• accounts-phone (a login service based on mobile phone number)
• accounts-facebook (a login service based on Facebook's oauth)
• accounts linking (to be able to link social network accounts with accounts-phone ones)

First of all I would like to ask you where can I find a basic example with Express + Apollo + Angular, because I've only found a single example with Express + REST + React.

Once I'll get something to play with I would like to discuss about the features I need. I would be probably able to implement some of the features I need (like the accounts-phone service), but others (like accounts linking) will require to rethink the whole js-accounts if they weren't already taken into account during the design phase.

Thanks, Niccolo'

[Aetherall]

As an user of js-accounts, I would be pleased to see an accounts-phone released ! concerning accounts-facebook, you may want to take a look on PR #112 Good luck with your project! Getting rid of meteor on the client seems to be the best way to go!

[davidyaha]

Hey @darkbasic! Unfortunately we currently don't have an example to show angular/graphql implementations but I've actually done that in a couple of projects so feel free to contact me through the email address on my profile or through @Urigo and I'll point you in the right direction. Would love to have an example of course just never got to it...

Only accounts-phone is missing from PR #112, but after that's merged it will be pretty easy to add in, and also right now you can actually implement a wrapper on js-accounts that does that if you want. I would advise to begin from the PR actually just to be future proof.

[agustif]

I think most of this could be accomplished with new MFA.

I'm gonna give a try to recode the oauth-facebook basing off the twitter one.