The ultimate guide to building user authentication into your Next.js application
Blog post from Stytch
The guide provided by the Stytch Team details a comprehensive process for integrating user authentication into a Next.js application using Stytch's flexible SDKs and APIs, specifically focusing on user signup and login via SMS one-time passcodes (OTP). The tutorial walks through creating a Next.js app, setting up a Stytch account, and configuring environment variables to authenticate users. It explains how to leverage Next.js's ability to create backend API routes for sending and authenticating OTPs using the Stytch Node client library. The guide also covers building a frontend UI for the login process, including forms for sending and verifying OTPs, and the subsequent steps to ensure a complete user authentication flow. It encourages exploring additional authentication methods available through Stytch, such as email magic links and OAuth, highlighting the platform's scalability and variety of options for user infrastructure needs.
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