NextAuth.js Custom Adapter with HarperDB Database in Next.js

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[@notrab]

I just spent the last 2 days fighting my way through creating an adapter for Grafbase when I could have just watched this to figure it out all. Great video Colby! I managed to fix a bug by spotting something you did differently in one of the adapter methods.

[@colbyfayock]

really happy to hear that! 🙌

[@Oc3anWav3s]

I am SO glad you uploaded a video describing this as I have been having issues understanding the logic behind this. You are by far my favorite web developer here. I can always count on your videos to clear up confusion for me!

[@colbyfayock]

thank you 🙏 glad to hear this helped out

[@JustinMUcar]

Thanks for the tut, It was helpful in my project. Much love

[@colbyfayock]

no problem!

[@BruhDhiSattva]

Quality! Very clear and great cadence.

[@colbyfayock]

thank you! glad to hear that!

[@Mike-xr1fk]

Hi Colby! thank you for making this amazing video! I just have a question. I make a request to the login API and I receive the refresh token that is in the cookie and the access token that is in the response body. Now how should I handle the access token on the client side(next js)? If I store this in a global state like context API, then I don't have access to that state in the getServerSideProps function, and I can't set it in the request.header.authorization because getServerSideProps run on the server side and the state is on the client side! what is the right flow for this kind of case?

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