Hi Mark/Ryan,
Would you happen to have a small app to kickstart an idom web app with a simple authentication?

Authentication will depend entirely on your web framework and is not handled by IDOM. To oversimplify, the job of IDOM is simply to plop things on the web page. Everything else is handled by your web framework of choice.

For example, I personally use IDOM with Django, so I use the Django authentication system.

I personally don't use FastAPI so I'm not entirely sure what the land of FastAPI user authentication looks like. I'm going to assume, based on the name FastAPI, it's probably not designed for convenient user authentication.

On the flip side, I'm confident user authentication would be fairly standard in Flask.

@seeclearvision just to follow up, have you managed to get things working?

I'd try taking a look at this example here. The only difference for FastAPI is in the import of the server implementation and how you actually run the server.

# main.py
from fastapi import FastAPI
from idom import component, html
from idom.server.fastapi import PerClientStateServer, Config
app = FastAPI()
@component
def IdomView():
 return html.h1("This is an IDOM App")
PerClientStateServer(IdomView, app=app, config=Config(url_prefix="app"))

Then in your terminal run:

uvicorn main:app

In this scenario, all IDOM is doing is attaching itself to the app. Then, it's up to you do actually run the app. For FastAPI, you can do that with uvicorn. Another way to think about this is that IDOM is just adding another route to app.

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