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I'm rewriting some existing software that has two separate apps. One for customers (website), and one for admins (desktop app). The customer and admin user data is stored in the same database, but in different tables.
In the process, I'm consolidating the apps into one web app. I'm hoping to allow a user to log in separately (and hopefully simultaneously) as a customer and as an admin.
There is a discussion and proof of concept for next-auth, but I don't know if this type of thing is possible with blitz-auth.
Is it possible to have two separate logins using blitz-auth?
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I'm rewriting some existing software that has two separate apps. One for customers (website), and one for admins (desktop app). The customer and admin user data is stored in the same database, but in different tables.
In the process, I'm consolidating the apps into one web app. I'm hoping to allow a user to log in separately (and hopefully simultaneously) as a customer and as an admin.
There is a discussion and proof of concept for next-auth, but I don't know if this type of thing is possible with blitz-auth.
Is it possible to have two separate logins using blitz-auth?
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