The sign-up Action bcrypt hashes the password and saves it by sending a mutation to Hasura, and the login Action queries for the user by their email and tries to bcrypt compare their password against the stored one and then return a spec-compliant token if they match.
It's fairly simple to implement your own Auth in Hasura, you just need to return a signed JWT that matches the spec:
https://github.com/GavinRay97/hasura-ultimate-starter/tree/m...
The sign-up Action bcrypt hashes the password and saves it by sending a mutation to Hasura, and the login Action queries for the user by their email and tries to bcrypt compare their password against the stored one and then return a spec-compliant token if they match.
It's fairly simple to implement your own Auth in Hasura, you just need to return a signed JWT that matches the spec:
https://hasura.io/docs/1.0/graphql/manual/auth/authenticatio...