convex-quickstart

Setting up an authenticated Convex backend involves creating the convex/ directory, defining schema.ts with user and task tables, wiring WorkOS AuthKit to ctx.auth, and implementing authorized query and mutation handlers for your Next.js app.

Defining schema indexes for per-user data in Convex requires modeling users and related entities in schema.ts with practical index strategies to ensure efficient, secure queries for individual user records.

Yes, you can use WorkOS AuthKit for secure Convex mutations and queries by wiring the auth provider to ctx.auth, implementing auth helpers like getCurrentUser, and enforcing authorization checks inside your query and mutation handlers.

The best way to connect Convex CRUD operations to React hooks is by implementing authenticated query and mutation handlers in your backend and linking them directly to your React or Next.js page for end-to-end real-time task management.

To enforce authorization in Convex backend endpoints, implement a getCurrentUser helper that retrieves the current user identity from ctx.auth, then apply authorization checks within your query and mutation handlers before processing data.