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Phoenix GraphQL Tutorial with Absinthe: Authentication with Guardian
This is the third post in a series on building a GraphQL API in Phoenix with Absinthe. In this post I cover authentication with Guardian.
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nando_chistaco
Ryan, thanks a lot for these three awesome posts. I’ve enjoyed them a lot and definitely posts like yours are very valuable for the Elixir community 
In this last one i’ve been able to catch a couple of typos (what an honour!!): in mix.exs and web/plugs/context.ex you use PhoenixGraphQL instead of MyApp as you do everywhere else.
Have an amazing 2017, you deserve it!!
ryanswapp
Thanks for catching those! 
I’ll get them fixed.
I hope you have a wonderful 2017 too!
Anichale
Awesome stuff man.
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