Introduction Slugs are user-friendly, URL-safe strings used to identify resources. In Next.js, slugs are commonly used for dynamic routes, such as blog posts, products, or user profiles. This article covers how to implement and use slugs in Next.js. 1. Setting Up a Dynamic Route To create a dynamic route using slugs, create a file inside… Continue reading Using Slugs in Next.js for Dynamic Routing
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Handling Authentication in Next.js
Authentication is essential for securing user data in Next.js applications. It allows users to verify their identity and access protected resources. Next.js supports various authentication methods, including NextAuth.js, JWT, and Firebase, making it easy to integrate authentication without complex configurations. Implementing NextAuth.js import NextAuth from “next-auth”; import Providers from “next-auth/providers”; export default NextAuth({ providers:… Continue reading Handling Authentication in Next.js
What Is Meant by Styled JSX in Next.js?
Styled JSX is a CSS-in-JS solution built into Next.js that enables component-level styling. This approach is often featured in Next.js interview questions. It allows you to write CSS directly within your components, ensuring that styles are scoped to the component and do not interfere with other parts of the application. function Button({ children }) {… Continue reading What Is Meant by Styled JSX in Next.js?
What does the initial state of the startDate and endDate hooks represent in this code, and how are these dates calculated in nextjs?
The initial state of the startDate and endDate hooks represents a date range starting from today and ending 7 days from today. Calculation: startDate: The startDate is initialised to today’s date, with the time component set to 00:00:00. It uses the current year, month, and day obtained from new Date(). endDate The endDate is initialised… Continue reading What does the initial state of the startDate and endDate hooks represent in this code, and how are these dates calculated in nextjs?
Missing Required Fields in Payload
Error: When an API request is made, the server expects a specific structure with certain required fields in the payload. If these fields are missing, the server may reject the request with a 400 Bad Request error, or it may respond with a custom error message indicating which fields are missing. Missing fields can cause… Continue reading Missing Required Fields in Payload
‘cross-env’ Installation error
After Cloning a payload project and while running if we get an error as ‘cross-env’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file typically occurs when typically occurs when the cross-env package is not installed or not available in your project. The cross-env package allows you to set environment… Continue reading ‘cross-env’ Installation error
Advanced Image Optimization Options on Next.js
Advanced Image Optimization Options We can pass several advanced options to the <Image> component: Quality: You can control the quality of the image, with a value between 1-100 (default is 75). <Image src=”/images/quality-image.jpg” alt=”High-Quality Image” width={600} height={400} quality={90} // Set image quality /> Priority: If you want an image to load immediately and not lazily,… Continue reading Advanced Image Optimization Options on Next.js
Postgres Sql in Payload
To use Payload with Postgres, install the package @payloadcms/db-postgres. It leverages Drizzle ORM and node-postgres to interact with a Postgres database that you provide. It automatically manages changes to your database for you in development mode, and exposes a full suite of migration controls for you to leverage in order to keep other database environments in sync with… Continue reading Postgres Sql in Payload
Handling Content Relationships in Payload CMS with Next.js
– Setting up and managing relationships between content types in Payload. – Fetching and rendering related content in Next.js pages. – Optimizing database queries for related content. 1. Setting Up and Managing Relationships Between Content Types in Payload CMS To set up content relationships in Payload CMS, we start by defining the relationship fields in… Continue reading Handling Content Relationships in Payload CMS with Next.js
How to fetch and display external data in combination with Payload CMS content
To fetch and display external data in combination with Payload CMS content, We can follow these steps: 1. Fetch External Data We can use any method to fetch external data, such as fetch, axios, or any other HTTP client. This can be done in any part of our application depending on your needs—server-side (e.g., in… Continue reading How to fetch and display external data in combination with Payload CMS content