Deliveroo clone with Next.js, GraphQL, Strapi and Stripe (4/7)
Blog post from Strapi
The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on setting up user authentication for a project using Strapi, a headless CMS, in combination with Next.js and React. It demonstrates how to create a Strapi project and implement user registration and login using the Strapi SDK, which returns a JSON Web Token (JWT) for server-side verification, though server validation is not covered in this tutorial. The tutorial also explains the use of higher-order components, `defaultPage.js` and `securePage.js`, to manage authentication state and pass it to necessary components. To handle authentication, a new `auth.js` file is created under the `/lib` directory, facilitating centralized control over authentication functions, while dependencies like `jwt-decode`, `js-cookie`, and `strapi-sdk-javascript` are introduced to manage JWT and cookies, essential for storing user information in server-side rendering environments. The integration of authentication features involves updating components such as `Layout.js` for displaying user information and managing logout functions, as well as incorporating React Context for recognizing logged-in users, setting the stage for further development of a full-featured shopping cart.
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