Overview

The Passport session authentication example for Next.js showcases how to seamlessly integrate OAuth connection flows into your application using Next.js API routes. This example emphasizes the compatibility of Next.js's micro-based API routes with connect-style middleware, making it an excellent resource for developers looking to implement user authentication. Through this guide, you'll gain insights into configuring Passport to operate effectively as a middleware within your Next.js app.

Features

Easy Setup: Use create-next-app with Yarn or npx to quickly bootstrap the authentication example, allowing for a smooth start to your project.
Environment Configuration: Set required environment variables effortlessly using the provided .env.template, ensuring a solid foundation for your app's environment.
Cloud Deployment: Simplify your deployment process by utilizing the instructions to deploy your application to the cloud, making it accessible from anywhere.
Middleware Compatibility: Learn how Next.js micro-based API routes work seamlessly with connect-style middleware, enhancing functionality in your authentication workflow.
Passport Integration: Discover how to configure Passport as middleware in Next.js, streamlining OAuth flows for user authentication.
Future Enhancements: The guide also outlines potential improvements, such as adding CSRF mitigation and JWT session token support, which can enhance the security of your application.

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Nextjs Passport Session Auth