Laravel & Nuxt 3 Authentication Guide
If you are looking to implement authentication in your Laravel and Nuxt 3 application, you have come to the right place. In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to set up user authentication using Laravel’s Passport and Nuxt 3.
Step 1: Setting up Laravel Backend
The first step is to set up Laravel backend for user authentication. You can start by installing Laravel Passport package using Composer. Once installed, you will need to run the necessary migration to create the required database tables for user authentication.
“`bash
composer require laravel/passport
php artisan migrate
“`
Step 2: Configuring Passport
After setting up the necessary database tables, you will need to configure Laravel Passport in your application. This involves adding Passport’s service provider and configuring the necessary middleware in your AppHttpKernel class.
Step 3: Creating API routes
Next, you will need to create API routes for user authentication in your Laravel application. These routes will handle user registration, login, and token generation using Laravel Passport.
Step 4: Setting up Nuxt 3 Frontend
Once the backend setup is complete, you can move on to setting up the Nuxt 3 frontend for user authentication. You can start by creating the necessary components for user registration, login, and dashboard.
Step 5: Making API requests
With the frontend components in place, you will need to make API requests to your Laravel backend for user authentication. You can use Nuxt 3’s axios module to make these API requests and handle the authentication tokens.
Step 6: Protecting routes
Finally, you can protect certain routes in your Nuxt 3 application that require authentication. You can use Nuxt 3’s middleware feature to ensure that users are authenticated before accessing certain pages.
Conclusion
With these steps, you will have successfully implemented user authentication in your Laravel and Nuxt 3 application. This will allow users to register, login, and access protected routes within your application. With the power of Laravel Passport and Nuxt 3, you can create a secure and seamless authentication experience for your users.
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Genuinely helping me. Thank you!
Super tutorial, thank you. I am following all from start to end and successful, and I just finish add authentication with sanctum api token, so I can build authentication for web SPA and mobile (token Bearer based)
Login and Logout all working fine, but on register im getting a POST http://localhost:8000/register 422 (Unprocessable Content) and a GET http://localhost:8000/api/user 401 (Unauthorized) errors, I have rewatched your code several times, I have run diffchecker, have googled, chatGPT and I have watched your follow up video and I just CANT find the answer. Any hint?
that looks like a valid code to me, thx
The tutorials are just super excellent 👌
I'm Facing 2 issues
1. nuxt commands not working on my local windows machine (i have created files manually)
2. 422 (Unprocessable Content) when try to login, cookies working but can't log 😓
Can you kindly help me
credentials: 'include' dont work with useFetch . It doesnot save cookies in browser . any help ?
finally, a tutorial that is simple, easy to follow and understand, and most importantly it works 🤩, awesome video from an awesome person ❤, thank you sir
Is it possible to implement something like this without an actively running node server (i.e., a purely static site from built with SSG)?
What about jetstream? Will you try using it with Nuxt Js? Any video !!!!
Hi @cdruc,
Great Video!!
One thing I am facing. I have followed every step from this video but after a successful login and reload the page is redirecting to the login page again, I put a console.log(error) after the api call of user profile like this:
async function fetchUser() {
const { data, error, status } = await useApiFetch("/api/user");
console.log(error) // here
user.value = data.value as User;
}
and what is logging out is this:
ObjectRefImpl {
_object: {
blb2ZmkHBX: FetchError: [GET] "http://localhost:8000/api/user": <no response> fetch failed
at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
at async $fetchRaw2 (file:///Users/diegomelgar/Code/Learn/auth-web/node_modules/ofetch/dist/shared/ofetch.00501375.mjs:228:14)
… 5 lines matching cause stack trace …
at async applyPlugin (/Users/diegomelgar/Code/Learn/auth-web/node_modules/nuxt/dist/app/nuxt.js:114:25)
at async Module.applyPlugins (/Users/diegomelgar/Code/Learn/auth-web/node_modules/nuxt/dist/app/nuxt.js:134:7)
at async createNuxtAppServer (/Users/diegomelgar/Code/Learn/auth-web/node_modules/nuxt/dist/app/entry.js:29:7) {
cause: [TypeError],
statusCode: 500,
fatal: false,
unhandled: false,
statusMessage: undefined,
data: undefined,
__nuxt_error: true
}
},
What do you think it might be happening?
Sir i have a question, how can u fetch the user information without submitting Bearer token? Is Breeze allowing to do that? i am using Sanctum & it's not responding user data without submitting bearer token on header authorization.
Can you please help me out ?
i found a issues in my nuxt 3 application that. when i am requesting /sanctum/csrf-cookie it's not setting the XSRF-TOKEN in my cookies. Ever happened with u sir?
Which are the steps for Laravel socialite and Nuxt? I’ve been trying a long time and I can’t getting success
sir how about when using django how to use that process.server
I have no idea why, but I'm getting CSRF token mismatch, but csrf-cookie works well… any solutions?
Fast And amazing. Thanks i am trying to pass vue2 to nuxt3
looking at this makes me thinking that this is a very poor framework implementation (I mean Lara+Nuxt) because everything here is so complicated and not out-of-the-box configuration, just like in Inertia. It's very hard to justify this kind of implementation. Edit: it's not a critic to your video, your tutorial is great.
Great video! Finally a full tutorial on how to authenticate with nuxt 3 against laravel api! Subscribed!