React and Deno.js Authentication, Forgot and Reset Password

Import the deno router from a url, add get endpoints for the homepage and a new page, return 'Homepage' and 'New Age', and run on port 8000.

Set up Denon to monitor changes, auto-restart the server, and tailor the configuration to watch specific files and folders (src and source) for smoother React and Deno.js development.

Create a login function that uses a request context and user repository to verify email and hashed password, handle not found and unauthorized cases, and prepare for JWT generation.

Install the mealybug made hoagies package, configure a mailhog smtp client on port 1025, and implement a mailer to send a reset password email containing a frontend link.

Implement a reset password flow with token validation, password and password confirm checks, find by token and email, update the user password, and return a success message.

Enable cross-origin requests by configuring cors in the Deno backend, importing the cors module, enabling credentials, and setting an origin regex that matches localhost ports for the React frontend.

Create a Bootstrap-styled authentication template in a React and deno.js project, clean the form markup, convert class to className, remove labels, and apply CSS tweaks for a cleaner UI.

Redirect to the login page after a successful registration by toggling a redirect state and using react-router-dom's Redirect, while updating axios defaults for consistent requests.

Fetch the current authenticated user using a user hook and axios. Enable cookie-based sessions by setting credentials and handle success and error cases to greet the user.