Can't run login with two factor authentication - blog
I am following the blog by Nevo for creating a registration and login with two factor authentication on react. Link: https://novu.co/blog/creating-a-registration-and-a-login-with-two-factor-authentication-on-react/.
I'm relatively new to react and the web dev side of programming. Though the blog started quite well with the react code for the login and the signup page. But once it started creating the authentication work flow, I lost it how the codes were supposed to be edited. Also the github to this blog isn't update with this code.
I've a few questions/errors:
1. Is the API calls on port 4000 and not 3000? As seen in code in
Login.js ?...
Non-linear process flows
Is it possible to use non-linear process flows? I've played around with Novu today and while I haven't explored everything there is just yet, it sort of just seems that exactly one or zero things must happen following another.
I have attached a notification process flow that I'd like to try to implement in Novu. As you can see I would require some sort of conditional logic or "if-else" statements. I could use filters, but I ran into a lot of complexity with them because everything would still have to pass through every step unconditionally. It would also mean that, for example, I would have to create like 10 different "send email" steps, with varying filters, to satisfy all of the conditional logic. It's just too messy, unmaintainable and unorganised for me. Does anyone else have this issue?
Maybe it would be better and create many different workflows that simplify and separate this logic? It wouldn't really fix the issue but at least they would be more organised....
Self-hosted isntance of mongodb using 200% of CPU when sending ~1500 notifications through topic
Hello! My team decided to self-host Novu. We are using a t3.medium Amazon EC2 instance and we have like 1500 users provisioned to Novu and there is one workflow that is used to send notifications to all of those subscribers. When we trigger the event to notify all 1500 subscribers, the usage of our mongodb instance increases to 200% and returns to normal until the workflow finishes sending all 1500 notifications.
Do you have any leads on what could be happening? I don't know if we could have missed some configuration of the server or of mongodb, maybe setting the usage limits or something like that.
I'll leave some screenshots with stats from our server if that helps you get a better view of the problem:
1. A graph of the CPU usage right around the time the massive sending took place....
How to utilize the overrides data after the push notification has been sent.
I have an Expo React Native app using push notifications sent through the Novu SDK (using the Expo Push).
I am sending Deep Link URLs within the Novu Trigger by adding the url to the overrides data.
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