Very nice tutorial ! For those who see it in 2023, now the getSession() is client site also. Documentation: getSession() Client Side: Yes Server Side: No (See: getServerSession()
I see the implementation of GithubProvider doesn't expose Host configuration for Github Enterprise... any alternative? or we have to create our own provider?
Great Work, once again Clint! Nice touch with the JWT key generator ;) One question, is there by chance some way to bypass the second auth page (the "real" auth one), or even implement it right on the first "Sign In" button directly ? Or it is just made this way so the user codes some general "Sign in" button, and then when the second auth page appears, only then we choose wich provider (Github in this example) we'll choose to sign in? Best regards, and keep on the great work!
Hey Clint! Ill make this short and simple. Im trying to deploy the Twitch app using Vercel. It works, however, when I try to sign in with my Github or Google accounts, it gives me a "This site can’t be reached . localhost refused to connect." error. I remember you saying that the Homepage URL and the callback url should be different when the app is deployed. Can you assist me with that? Thanks in advance.
It was great, thank you very much ❤ I have a question, if someone wants to create a project where people are going to login with GitHub, should they use the Client ID and Client Secret of the person who created the project???
Hello Clint!! It works great! I ask you: how to upload the project to Versel or Netlify and protect the keys, because if I import it from github, and enter the environment variables in those hosting, they are visible, when inspecting the pages in the browser. It would be an excellent youtube tutorial, as no one explains this process.... Great content as always !!
Hi! I would suggest not uploading the env file. Versel makes it very simple to host your next.js application. It has an input area where you can add your environment variables.
🏆 generate-secret.vercel.app/32 (Generate Key)
This video is still fresh today. Thanks Clint, I learned all I needed to know.
Very nice tutorial ! For those who see it in 2023, now the getSession() is client site also. Documentation:
getSession()
Client Side: Yes
Server Side: No (See: getServerSession()
Your videos make me feel glad!
Thank you my friend!
This is the crystal clear tutorial i found on internet! Thankyou.
Thank you sir
Keep going man!!! Doing great job!!! Thanks!
Appreciate it - you are awesome!
I see the implementation of GithubProvider doesn't expose Host configuration for Github Enterprise... any alternative? or we have to create our own provider?
what is the nextjs version and nextAuth version ? thanks bro
Hey Clint can you make video on next js auth with one login
Great Work, once again Clint!
Nice touch with the JWT key generator ;)
One question, is there by chance some way to bypass the second auth page (the "real" auth one), or even implement it right on the first "Sign In" button directly ? Or it is just made this way so the user codes some general "Sign in" button, and then when the second auth page appears, only then we choose wich provider (Github in this example) we'll choose to sign in?
Best regards, and keep on the great work!
Great question Filipe! I’ll have to have a closer look into that. It does seem just a bit redundant!
just use signIn('github') or any provider name, it will directly do login for that provider :)
Hey Clint! Ill make this short and simple. Im trying to deploy the Twitch app using Vercel. It works, however, when I try to sign in with my Github or Google accounts, it gives me a "This site can’t be reached . localhost refused to connect." error. I remember you saying that the Homepage URL and the callback url should be different when the app is deployed. Can you assist me with that? Thanks in advance.
It was great, thank you very much ❤
I have a question, if someone wants to create a project where people are going to login with GitHub, should they use the Client ID and Client Secret of the person who created the project???
Hey, great tutorial!
Could you suggest how to secure multiple pages on the client and redirect to login if there is no session?
Thanks in advance!
Yes!
Hello Clint!! It works great! I ask you: how to upload the project to Versel or Netlify and protect the keys, because if I import it from github, and enter the environment variables in those hosting, they are visible, when inspecting the pages in the browser.
It would be an excellent youtube tutorial, as no one explains this process....
Great content as always !!
Hi! I would suggest not uploading the env file. Versel makes it very simple to host your next.js application. It has an input area where you can add your environment variables.
@@codecommerce ok, yes. It works perfectly now!! Thank you!!
Great video, thanks for making it 👍
Thanks Carl!
Thanks I got what I wanted! ❤
it's looking great ! thanks a lot😍
Thank you Muhammad!
Please can you do a video on deployment with NextJS?
Coming right up!
@@codecommerce Thankyou! Waiting for this!
You're amazing!
You’re awesome!
bro can you create a MERN playlist?
Working on one now!
nice one
Thanks Joseph! You’re the man!
Thnx
please can you do a crud project reactjs + firebase 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
th-cam.com/video/AcYhi08e404/w-d-xo.html This is one right here!