churn-php VS wp-graphql-jwt-authentication

Churn-php helps to evaluate the complexity of your PHP projects. You can use it to analyze your code and find areas requiring attention. By examining code in each PHP file, it performs critical tasks, such as checking the number of commits and calculating cyclomatic complexity.

Churn-PHP is a tool that helps you discover files in need of refactoring, by calculating a score based on the number of changes and the cyclomatic complexity of files.

Churn-php

churn-php: Discover files in need of refactoring.

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JWT authentication plugins: JWT WP REST and JWT WP GraphQL.

Let's start with installing WPGraphQL JWT Authentication. Open the link and Download the .zip from Github and add to your plugins directory, then activate the plugin. JWT uses a Secret token defined on the server to validate the signing of tokens. Generate your secret token from WordPress Secret Token and copy the NONCE_SALT. Next Step is to define the secret token. You can define a Secret in WordPress file wp-config.php or Or you can use the filter graphql_jwt_auth_secret_key to set a Secret. Add your secret token and paste below line in wp-config:

That's all you need to set up a NextJS app using a local WordPress site running in Docker containers. You can start developing the PHP and JavaScript for your project. What you do next is up to you. Figuring our deployment and authentication as well as coding the app will come next.