With my setup, all pages are by default for authorized users only, with small exception. Use auth: false(disable at all) or auth: "guest"(viewable for only non-authorized users) on your pages which don't require auth(i.e. in export default block, like export default {
auth: false,
....
}
Or, if all your pages by default don't require auth, you might want to change global auth middleware behaviour then by removing it at all from nuxt.config.js, and enabling only on individual pages, see: auth.nuxtjs.org/guide/middleware.html
It has been a while since I read the documentation, I forgot this detail. Thank you very much.
I have observed something that I do not understand. $auth works very well while browsing the application and clicking on the router links. But when I try to enter a valid URL for $auth in the browser url part, the same page opens without authentication, the application does not recognize $auth at this stage.
For example: Authentication is requested when I click on the toolbar 'Panel Button' and '/login' page comes up. but if I write the same url (/panel) from the browser and enter it, it does not ask authentication, it enters '/panel' route directly.)
Hmm, are you sure you have enabled auth middleware on that page?
Could you send a minimal snippet(repl.it, codesandbox, github/github gist or other sharing services) to reproduce that? I can look what is wrong.
Maybe try using built-in middleware and not the one from that post. In my situation it displays the page for a sec, and redirects to login page on client side. Probably custom middleware isn't needed anymore, I can't tell for sure as I am migrating to API tokens(randomly generated) with OAuth requests support and token revoking instead of JWT, it actually solved a loot of problems I had.
I tried the built-in middleware; it works smoothly in this scenario. I use django-rest-framework-simplejwt as the JSON Web Token authentication. We are probably using the same infrastructure.
Yeah, same for now, at least both APIs are in python (;
But I am migrating from JWT for good, will write an article why, at least for now it seems better.
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With my setup, all pages are by default for authorized users only, with small exception. Use auth: false(disable at all) or auth: "guest"(viewable for only non-authorized users) on your pages which don't require auth(i.e. in export default block, like
export default {auth: false,
....
}
Or, if all your pages by default don't require auth, you might want to change global auth middleware behaviour then by removing it at all from nuxt.config.js, and enabling only on individual pages, see:
auth.nuxtjs.org/guide/middleware.html
It has been a while since I read the documentation, I forgot this detail. Thank you very much.
I have observed something that I do not understand.
$authworks very well while browsing the application and clicking on the router links. But when I try to enter a valid URL for$authin the browser url part, the same page opens without authentication, the application does not recognize$authat this stage.For example: Authentication is requested when I click on the toolbar 'Panel Button' and '/login' page comes up. but if I write the same url (/panel) from the browser and enter it, it does not ask authentication, it enters '/panel' route directly.)
Hmm, are you sure you have enabled auth middleware on that page?
Could you send a minimal snippet(repl.it, codesandbox, github/github gist or other sharing services) to reproduce that? I can look what is wrong.
Maybe try using built-in middleware and not the one from that post. In my situation it displays the page for a sec, and redirects to login page on client side. Probably custom middleware isn't needed anymore, I can't tell for sure as I am migrating to API tokens(randomly generated) with OAuth requests support and token revoking instead of JWT, it actually solved a loot of problems I had.
I tried the built-in middleware; it works smoothly in this scenario. I use
django-rest-framework-simplejwtas the JSON Web Token authentication. We are probably using the same infrastructure.Yeah, same for now, at least both APIs are in python (;
But I am migrating from JWT for good, will write an article why, at least for now it seems better.