Laravel Sanctum tutorial: Authenticating Nuxt.js SPAs

This tutorial explains how to implement cookie-based authentication in a Nuxt.js single-page application (SPA) using Laravel Sanctum, a Laravel package designed for authenticating SPAs, mobile applications, and basic token-based APIs. It guides readers through setting up a Laravel app, installing Laravel Sanctum, and configuring it to use session cookies for authentication. The tutorial details creating a simple Laravel API to handle user authentication, including endpoints for login, logout, and fetching authenticated user details, and demonstrates how to build a Nuxt.js application with a login page and authentication middleware using the nuxt/auth module. Additionally, it covers updating the Nuxt.js app's homepage to display user information and restrict access to authenticated users, emphasizing Laravel Sanctum's benefits for secure and efficient API authentication, and suggests further steps like implementing user registration, adding new endpoints, and deploying the full-stack application.

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