NestJS Authentication + Refresh Token With Passport.js

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Learn how to implement JWT authentication in a NestJS application. Includes refresh token authentication to refresh our JWT and prevent users from having to authenticate.

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00:00:00 Introduction
00:04:18 MongoDB
00:14:02 Users CRUD
00:28:00 JWT Auth
01:08:00 Refresh Token
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Great video, please do more NestJs videos!

sunnysetia
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I've been waiting for this video. Thank you :)

belkocik
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Really awesome tutorial. Can you please make one course where we combine all stuff together and build real world API, production ready. It can combine user auth with roles and permissions, include the social providers for login as well, and maybe some payments and subscriptions with stripe. Also if you can make it with microservices architecture that would be great. I really want to see how everything works together.

zlatkoiliev
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This is one of the feartures should come built-in with this kind of framework similar to Laravel.

fahimshahriyer
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Hi Michael. Thanks for your contents ❤. Could you please do a video about distributed tracing in nest js micro services backend??

HishmathDeen
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Great video, Show us how we can connect it to nextjs !

markjones
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great content! how is it consumed from a frontend with angular i only saved the token in the localstorage

valerio-
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Hie. One question : how can i change the exception sens in case or refresh-token is expire, if i want another exeption launch ?

bordigxidul
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how to access this additional course in a single payment and not via a subscription? because I don't trust subscriptions. will this be added to udemy or is there a way to have a single payment to access it on the site.

userinconnu
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Can you extend this video to use Username/password, Google and GitHub authentication with Prisma

Mr_MicDaniel
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How can I do the same for multiple users or include roles for the user?

LawrenceChege
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You can implement this without passportjs.

EhteshamShahzad