As for now, we use Sqlite for backend. It shouldn’t be that hard to support Mongo and, even better, to let the user choose its backend.

• See: https://pursuit.purescript.org/packages/purescript-aff/1.1.0/docs/Control.Monad.Aff#v:later%27

The current tech to authenticate (in Bz, for instance) is a bunch of libs I am writting (https://github.com/lethom/auth-token). It works well, but this means I need to maintain it, which can be hard in addition for all the other projects I try to do (:

servant-auth appears to have the same goal than my libs, but in better. So we should use it instead.

Right now it is quite hard to know what is generated and what is hand-written

It would be a great source of documentation, in addition with the ability for servant to generate an API documentation of its own.

For now, the route to get a token ignores the email and connects everybody with the same account.

The more I use thermite, the less I like it ; I think we should investigate in order to switch to halogen, which seems easier to use.