Building a Vapor Swift backend integration with authentication and authorization
summary
A working Vapor Swift backend that integrates with third‑party auth providers and Stream is built and demonstrated: a Vapor project with Postgres in Docker, JWTs, the Stream Swift package and Imperial is wired for username/password plus Google and GitHub OAuth (sign in with Apple documented). The server issues a Stream chat token to the client and the iOS sample exchanges it to connect; the live demo mostly works with a minor username‑format snag (dots rejected by Stream). Source and setup notes are published.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 2:18Why Talk about Building a Vapor Swift Backend Integration
- 2:57Chat Sdk
- 3:49Why Use Paper Swift
- 4:35Why Vapor Swift
- 10:48Auth Controller
- 11:56Redirection
- 16:59Started with the Ios Code
- 18:06User Interface
- 36:06Sample Codes
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