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A. LibbyPractical Next.js for E-Commercehttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9612-7_12

12. Project: Authenticating Access

Alex Libby1  
(1)
BELPER, UK
 

It might seem odd to cover authentication this late in the book, but there is a reason for doing so – authentication isn’t just about recognizing who you are but ensuring you have valid access to a restricted part of our site. It can open doors to providing a more personal service; we need a site up and running first!

For the second of our two projects, I’ll explore what we need to do to set up a starting point for authentication and explore some of the ideas we could implement with authentication installed. But ...

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