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good job

nice, but what if backend have access and refresh token

That was a useful video! how can we add google and apple pay and cashapp ?

Great video. Just one note on the section about creating the login API... the function name should be "POST" not "Post".

Great job!! thank a lot, really helped me!!

why would i need 2 sign in page in my app?

24:07 I have only 1 doubt. When I am entering a wrong username or passowrd instead of showing the proper error message, it says "Server error There is a problem with the server configuration. Check the server logs for more information.'

Nice video! Only a question, when I save records, the relationship is correct with the first record but in the rest it appears as null. Any idea why that might be?

where is the git repo? thanks!

Okay, so I first want to thank you for the great videos, they're super comprehensive. But what on earth is with those database structures lol? I don't understand why the majority of drizzle tutorials use such unrealistic database structures: You've used the examples: - User > Profile (on to one ) - User > Post (one to many) - Post > Category (many to many) The only join you'd find in a real word db, is the User > Post relation. The User > Profile isn't really needed and I would recommend anyone from avoiding creating a join for something like Post > Categories since you'll end up with millions of rows after creating a few posts, and this set up will make it relatively complicated to ever change how you manage post categories or other tags in the future. Again: really great content, but I 'd suggest using more real life scenarios as people can relate to them much faster. I personally would have used: - User > userSettings (one to one) - User > Post (one to many) - User > Organization (many to many) (I personally don't think that doing a relational many to many is ever worth it unless the relation needs to contain additional columns. User > Organization needs additional columns to keep track of the userType, and can also hold columns for expirations dates, etc.)

Just opened the repo to see its goods and you can always tell the developer is going to be competent by looking at their choice of technologies used. Right on, bro

Thanks mate, you didn't mention how to generate the refresh token automatically with each request with nextjs for example!

why is there no code suggestion in my vs code, 45:18 ? even though I have installed the prisma extension

Thank you…💯

thank you very very well

Good job 🎉🎉🎉

Great 👍

why not prisma?

just awesome best content for prisma

Man, thank you so much, you solved a problem that I've been fighting with for a long time

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Please don't stop this course this time.

Custom error messages from auth.ts to client components login page

Sir can you please provide theme name

A-Z Complete 😍 Thanks for your efforts on this series

I didn't find any info how to access the session from client components when using app router. Not even in the authjs docs... So glad I found this video! Thank you so much!

It doesn't work in july 2024

Greate video , Thank you for sharing 🥰

What if the access token expires? How do we handle that case? Suppose you try to access a user's post, but the token stored in the session has expired. We can handle that without interrupting the user flow. When the access token expires and the user tries to access their post, we already know that a refresh token is stored in cookies, which is HTTP-only. The server sets this token on login for a long time period. We can use the refresh token to get a new access token without the user having to log in again.

Theme name?

Can i create more taɓles under the next auth schema

Great video but what about for consuming external nest.js REST APIs?

Amazing! Still working on July 2024

Didnt work for me...I did exactly the same thing the olny diferece is that I have another key that it`s not accessToken inside my user object and I can`t update it. But even when I try to change the accessToken like the video I can`t update it also...

Hi How can I invalidate an access token after a user logs out ? Currently, even after the user logs out and I delete the refresh token from the database, they can still make requests with their access token as long as it is valid.

prisma not suppot with client side

Excellent explanation 💯 thank you

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Thank you boss, I really appreciate your method of teaching. God bless you for your dedication.

I was looking for a tutorial, not for a mayor! (brazilian meme to show how grateful I was for find this!)

tank you teacher

HI, On clicking loginlink btn componet in user panel it shows page not found, instead of directing me to kinde aurth page,how do i fix issue

is it okay to return role in refresh token with access token? how to handle role also?

how do you insert into this realtion?

i'm grateful for your videos ! Its simple and fast explanation what I ever see about oauth2

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i have a question. if i want to have a generic component, let's say a grid. and the generic argument is the data that is passed to the grid which off course is a list of rows with each row having same columns. i want the child component, a grid column to bind to a particular column of the data. how is it possible?

is this app router tutorial or pages router? i can not understand, because u have both folders