Next.js - Autenticação JWT com back-end próprio - Code/Drops #72
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The text discusses authentication models for Nexus applications, offering practical examples, such as NextAuth and JWT, with a focus on security levels and various authentication providers. It emphasizes the importance of user authentication status tracking, token storage using cookies, and server-side rendering for authentication validation in Next.js.
Insights
- Next provides two main authentication providers: NextAuth and JWT, with JWT recommended for applications requiring high security levels, while NextAuth integrates with various providers for easy social authentication.
- User authentication in Next.js involves saving data in cookies, persisting user sessions, and validating authentication on both client and server sides, with server-side rendering ensuring authentication validation without page refresh.
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Recent questions
What are the main authentication providers discussed?
NextAuth and JWT
How is user authentication status determined?
By presence in the application state
What is the recommended method for storing tokens in a front-end application?
Using cookies
How is user information retrieved in the authentication service?
Using a function called "recovery user information"
What is the purpose of the Axios interceptor in authentication?
To monitor data being sent in requests
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