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* jwt permissions * add old password to body req * add model and migration need to track the datetime that passwords were changed for the jwt * auth api backend changes - use os.open to create jwt secret with restrictive permissions (0o600: read/write for owner only) - add backend validation for password strength - add iat claim to jwt so the server can determine when a token was issued and reject any jwts issued before a user's password_changed_at timestamp, ensuring old tokens are invalidated after a password change - set logout route to public to avoid 401 when logging out - issue new jwt for users who change their own password so they stay logged in * improve set password dialog - add field to verify old password - add password strength requirements * frontend tweaks for password dialog * i18n * use verify endpoint for existing password verification avoid /login side effects (creating a new session) * public logout * only check if password has changed on jwt refresh * fix tests Fix migration 030 by using raw sql to select usernames (avoid ORM selecting nonexistent columns) * add multi device warning to password dialog * remove password verification endpoint Just send old_password + new password in one request, let the backend handle verification in a single operation
This is the Frigate frontend which connects to and provides a User Interface to the Python backend.
Web Development
Installing Web Dependencies Via NPM
Within /web, run:
npm install
Running development frontend
Within /web, run:
PROXY_HOST=<ip_address:port> npm run dev
The Proxy Host can point to your existing Frigate instance. Otherwise defaults to localhost:5000 if running Frigate on the same machine.
Extensions
Install these IDE extensions for an improved development experience:
- eslint