Learn Buffalo in Go - Part 7 Middleware and User Authentication

Part 7. Middleware and User Authentication
Topics Covered:
00:00 - Intro to user authentication flows
2:04 - Middleware example in Buffalo
2:42 - Buffalo plugins and buffalo-auth
4:01 - Demo app with buffalo-auth
4:46 - Add password fields to User
6:26 - Add handlers
6:46 - Middleware for authentication
7:13 - Forms for user auth
7:54 - Applying middleware to routes
8:44 - Middleware to load data
11:08 - Buffalo patterns for middleware
12:16 - User auth templates
Buffalo auth plugin:
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Github repo:
github.com/briwagner/learn-bu...
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[@bandapallimonish1529]

Can we change the appearance of warning messages in c.Flash() and customize it sothat it should automatically disappear after some time?

[@bwagner_dev]

Yes, you can modify the template partial for Flash messages in the templates/ directory. The default Buffalo setup is to use Bootstrap v3. So you can add to what is there, with some Javascript to trigger auto-remove after a timeout. Or replace Bootstrap entirely with another library or custom code that does something like that. Just to be clear: there is nothing in Buffalo or Bootstrap (that I know of) to make that work, e.g. just adding a class tag or something. But you should be able to add that functionality with a small amount of effort.