/api/generate-jwt and implement a generateJwt function. This function would handle the logic of generating a JWT token when a user logs in.
wasp command is not available in your system's PATH. This could be because Wasp is not installed, or because the location where it's installed is not included in the PATH.wasp version in your terminal. If Wasp is installed, this command should return the installed version of Wasp.wasp command is not recognized, it's likely that the location where Wasp is installed is not included in your system's PATH. You can add it to the PATH by following the instructions specific to your operating system.wasp command is available, you should be able to run wasp db migrate-dev without any issues. This command is used to synchronize the development database with the current state of the schema (entities). If there are any changes in the schema, it generates a new migration and applies any pending migrations to the database. You can learn more about this command in the Wasp documentation (https://wasp-lang.dev/docs/general/cli#database-commands).wasp command is not available in your system's PATH. This could be because Wasp is not installed, or because the location where it's installed is not included in the PATH.wasp version in your terminal. If Wasp is installed, this command should return the installed version of Wasp.wasp command is not recognized, it's likely that the location where Wasp is installed is not included in your system's PATH. You can add it to the PATH by following the instructions specific to your operating system.wasp command is available, you should be able to run wasp db migrate-dev without any issues. This command is used to synchronize the development database with the current state of the schema (entities). If there are any changes in the schema, it generates a new migration and applies any pending migrations to the database. You can learn more about this command in the Wasp documentation (https://wasp-lang.dev/docs/general/cli#database-commands).wasp command is not available in your system's PATH. This could be because Wasp is not installed, or because the location where it's installed is not included in the PATH.wasp version in your terminal. If Wasp is installed, this command should return the installed version of Wasp.wasp command is not recognized, it's likely that the location where Wasp is installed is not included in your system's PATH. You can add it to the PATH by following the instructions specific to your operating system.wasp command is available, you should be able to run wasp db migrate-dev without any issues. This command is used to synchronize the development database with the current state of the schema (entities). If there are any changes in the schema, it generates a new migration and applies any pending migrations to the database. You can learn more about this command in the Wasp documentation (https://wasp-lang.dev/docs/general/cli#database-commands).wasp command is not recognized. This usually happens if Wasp is not installed or if it's not in your system's PATH.wasp version should return the installed version of Wasp. However, since you're seeing an error when running this command, it's likely that Wasp is not installed.wasp command is not recognized, it's likely that the location where Wasp is installed is not included in your system's PATH. You can add it to the PATH by following the instructions specific to your operating system.wasp command is available, you should be able to run wasp version without any issues.< operator for redirection. You should remove the < and > characters from the command. Here's the corrected command:sh as a command. The sh command is used to run shell scripts in Unix-like systems, but it's not available by default on Windows.wasp start db command, which starts a PostgreSQL development database for your Wasp application.wasp start db, it starts a PostgreSQL database on port 5432.wasp start. This command starts your Wasp application, and you can access it in your web browser at <http://localhost:3000.>localhost:5432localhost:3000lsof -i tcp:3000 in your terminal to see if any processes are using port 3000.start script in your package.json file. However, this is generally not recommended unless you have a specific reason to do so.invalid length of startup packet errors, it might indicate a problem with your Wasp setup or your network connection. If you're having trouble resolving this issue, you might find it helpful to ask for help on the Wasp Discord server (🙋questionsCant start database docker is not working on wsl properly).lsof or netstat on Unix-based systems, or Get-Process in PowerShell on Windows, to find out which process is using port 5432.wasp start db again./api/generate-jwtgenerateJwtwaspwaspwaspwaspwaspwaspwaspwaspwaspwaspwaspwaspwasp versionwasp versionwasp versionwasp versionwasp version<<>shsh<http://localhost:3000localhost:5432localhost:3000lsof -i tcp:3000invalid length of startup packetlsofnetstatGet-Process// In your main.wasp file
apiRoute '/api/generate-jwt' { ... }
// In your TypeScript file
export function generateJwt() {
// Your logic here
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