Allows a user to specify a redirect target in case of successful authentication.
This used to be hardcoded to /, and the current implementation will fallback to that if the property is not specified.
Change-type: minor
Signed-off-by: Giovanni Garufi <nazrhom@gmail.com>
* Introduced AppSpec, replacement for previous Wasp.hs as a core IR in Wasp.
* Organized AppSpec into Core and Domain.
* Removed Domain from AppSpec.
* Moved ExternalCode.File to AppSpec.
* Added some TODOs.
* Added IsDecl to AppSpec.
* Removed ExternalCode File reexports.
* Added comments.
Code is probably not great, but passing tests for generating haskell
data structures exist!
Still have to hand write IsDeclType and IsEnumType instances, but it's cool
Move code into Analyzer.TypeChecker.Internal to clean up interface, change lots of
names to be more readable, add comments to explain the complex parts of typechecker
code.
Instead of just a string, now the possible errors are enumerated. Recursive
error structures are used for dictionary/list type errors. Tests are updated
to check behavior of the new type errors.
This patch allows operations to individually specify whether they want
to use or opt out of auth middleware, via an additional `auth` argument
under the actions/queries sections. If left unspecified it is assumed to
be true.
This is addressed by removing the current global auth middleware
registration, and adding it instead to individual operation route
specification.
- `wasp db migrate-save` and `wasp db migrate-up` got replaced with `wasp db migrate-dev`.
- Wasp now has a declarative way to express which db is used, postgresql or sqlite: `db { system: PostgreSQL }`.
- Prisma is now at the latest version, 2.21. PSL parser was upgraded to work with this.
- PostgreSQL can now be used for local development.
- We migrated examples/realworld to work with this new version of Wasp.
