Summary
In this chapter, we learned how to configure Quarkus and React to be able to consume the secured HTTP APIs from our application’s backend. Then, we used Redux Toolkit to implement the infrastructure to manage the frontend session. Next, we implemented a login page to be able to create new sessions, and a user management page to showcase how to protect components from users who don’t have authorized roles. Finally, we learned how to start the backend and the frontend applications in development mode to be able to check that everything works accordingly.
You should now be able to use Redux Toolkit to implement the authentication and authorization infrastructure for React applications to be able to consume secure HTTP APIs based on JWT.
In the next chapter, we’ll learn how to implement the main logic of the frontend application. We’ll replace the main screen and implement some CRUD operations that will make use of the backend HTTP API.
