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* 📝 Update changelog (retroactive)

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* Add JSDoc

* Document twitter helper

* Add posts handler

* Remove cookies, set routes under /api

* Update readme for clearer callback instructions

* Redirect callback to login with token

* Add dasein paw helper

* Remove unused hostname

* Remove hostname, add expiration to config

* Rename expiration ttl

* Send TTL to posts handler

* Add redis dependency

* Add redis config to config file

* Add DASEIN_REDIS_HOST to env.dist

* Correct redis config structure

* Add redis db to compose

* Add redis to posts handler

* Update dasein paw file

* Git add uuid

* Add first iteration of post handlers

* Ignore docs in linter

* Ignore generated assets

* Ignore docs and assets

* Add frontend dependencies + more koa

* Add post creation to backend

* Adjust readme to show actual callback route

* Add npm build as part of docker process

* Configure babel

* Update paw

* Add webpack config

* Add frontend code

* List globals

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diff --git a/app/components/welcome.js b/app/components/welcome.js
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+import Vue from 'vue';
+import AuthService from '../services/auth';
+
+/* global window */
+
+const internals = {};
+
+export default internals.WelcomeComponent = Vue.component('welcome', {
+  template: '<div class="welcome-container">' +
+      '<p>{{message}}</p>' +
+      '<a href="#" v-on:click=initiateLogin v-if=!loggingIn>Login</a>' +
+      '</div>',
+
+  data() {
+
+    return {
+      message: 'Welcome to Dasein, a social network with posts that disappear when the conversation stops',
+      loggingIn: false,
+      authService: new AuthService()
+    };
+  },
+
+  methods: {
+    initiateLogin() {
+
+      this.message = 'Logging you in...';
+      this.loggingIn = true;
+
+      this.authService.initiateLogin().then((authData) => {
+
+        window.location.href = authData.loginUrl;
+      }).catch((err) => {
+
+        console.error(err);
+        this.message = 'Oh no! There was a problem logging you in.';
+      });
+    }
+  }
+});