This comprehensive guide will teach you how to implement JSON Web Token (JWT) authentication in a tRPC backend API using Next.js 14. With the release of Next.js 13 and 14, which introduces server and client components, handling authentication with tRPC to accommodate these changes also requires a bit of modification from the previous method.
- Setup the Next.js 14 Project
- Install the Necessary Dependencies
- Launch PostgreSQL Database with Docker Compose
- Perform Database Migrations with Prisma ORM
- Create the Validation Schemas with Zod
- Create the tRPC Authentication Middleware
- Create the tRPC Procedure Handlers
- Create the tRPC Context and Routes for the Procedures
- Create the tRPC and HTTP Routers
- Conclusion
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In this article, you will explore the implementation of user registration, login, and logout functionalities in Next.js 14 using tRPC (Type Remote Procedure Call). tRPC is a library designed to streamline the development of full-stack applications with a primary emphasis on type safety.
- Demo of the tRPC Application
- Setting up the Next.js 14 Project
- Install the Required Dependencies
- Configure Tailwind CSS
- Setup the tRPC Client
- Retrieve Authenticated User
- Create Reusable Components
- Header Component
- Spinner and Button Components
- Form Input Component
- Create the Home Page
- User Registration with tRPC
- Create the Registration Form
- Create the Page Component
- User Login with tRPC
- Create the Login Form
- Create the Page Component
- Display the Authenticated User's Information
- Conclusion
Read the entire article here: https://codevoweb.com/implement-authentication-with-trpc-in-nextjs-14/