The Next.js example - Fall 2024 is a project that demonstrates how to use Next.js to build a full-stack web application. It is part of the curriculum for the UpLeveled Fullstack Web Development Bootcamp.
- Next.js
- Postgres.js
- Jest
- Playwright
If you don't have PostgreSQL installed yet, follow the instructions from the PostgreSQL step in UpLeveled's System Setup Instructions.
Copy the .env.example
file to a new file called .env
(ignored from Git) and fill in the necessary information.
Then, connect to the built-in postgres
database as administrator in order to create the database:
If it asks for a password, use postgres
.
psql -U postgres
psql postgres
sudo -u postgres psql
Once you have connected, run the following to create the database:
CREATE DATABASE <database name>;
CREATE USER <user name> WITH ENCRYPTED PASSWORD '<user password>';
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE <database name> TO <user name>;
\connect <database name>
CREATE SCHEMA <schema name> AUTHORIZATION <user name>;
Quit psql
using the following command:
\q
On Linux, it is best practice to create an operating system user for each database, to ensure that the operating system user can only access the single database and no other system resources. A different password is needed on Linux because passwords of operating system users cannot contain the user name. First, generate a random password and copy it:
openssl rand -hex 16
Then create the user, using the database user name from the previous section above. When you are prompted to create a password for the user, paste in the generated password.
sudo adduser <user name>
Once you're ready to use the new user, reconnect using the following command.
Windows and macOS:
psql -U <user name> <database name>
Linux:
sudo -u <user name> psql -U <user name> <database name>
pnpm jest
pnpm playwright test
- Fly.io
- Docker
Some pages are protected with sessions and can only be accessed by authenticated users. User needs to login with username and password to be authenticated. Authenticated users can access the protected pages and perform CRUD operations on the animals.
export type User = {
id: number;
username: string;
};
type UserWithPasswordHash = User & {
passwordHash: string;
};
type Error = {
message: string;
};
- /api/(auth)/register
- POST => User | Error[] (create user)
- /api/(auth)/login
- POST => User | Error[] (login user)