Nuxt Auth: Why does loginWith call both ‘login' and ‘user' API endpoints? (Source dive)

To answer this question, we're going to be doing a source dive into the Nuxt Auth codebase.

We'll also talk about options for what you can do if you need to work with a suboptimal API.

[tnederlof]

This was really helpful. Now I see the value in making the request twice!

[wellingtoncapoia]

I still don't understand, after logging in successfully, receiving the token he calls a route from api / users, how is this identifying the user he has to search for? just by the token? so I have to have an endpoint that searches for the user from the token?
Because at least here, when requesting users he doesn't send any data other than the token.

[desarrollofacil]

I think lot of people is confusing since they are using JWT and the user info is already in the token so a second call is just not needed, a work around is to replace the fetchUser function for a function to extract the user details from the token and then set the user with those details

[maba]

hi, nice video. please create a video with different domain between frontend login and backend api, i have cors and csrf issue using laravel sanctum and nuxt 2

[rolenok]

another question in auth config I disable the local storage and active cookie to not save user info in localstorage but also still save auth user info in local storage

[tushar]

when i call login endpoint then its only call login endpoint but not calling user please any one have solution

[braintricker_soft]

i am trying to login with laravel passport data successfully returning from back end but login is not working in front end

[rolenok]

Hi, when the password of user wrong and the api send response with error message why auth still act as the loginin success ?

[ecofriend]

Thanks, for this tutorial! Would love a tutorial on creating custom schemes for authentication.