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We wish to improve the documentation. Any help is welcome!
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What I observed that the icons/emoji's which is being used in the landing page i.e. for both 'popular/battle' section in https://github-battlereact.netlify.com/ for enabling Dark mode from Normal mode and vice versa (and one more) is not a supported Unicode version of the emoji and thus the icons are becoming invalid in appearance. I have tested this link on three different browsers on my windows
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https://auth0.com/docs/quickstart/backend/nodejs/01-authorization
As far as I understand, when creating a backend to you would take access_token from client, and you would need to verify the token.
One of the key elements to check is audience.
Auth0.com asks to create an API with an identifier (can be anything - doesn't even have to start with https://, right?)
https://auth0.com/docs/getti