Next.js from Development to Deployment - Associating Events with Users

The video tutorial demonstrates how to handle token authentication issues when adding events to a web application. It begins by identifying the problem of missing tokens in requests, leading to errors. The tutorial then explains how to check for token-related errors using status codes and how to retrieve tokens server-side using cookies. Finally, it shows how to add events and associate them with the logged-in user, ensuring proper authentication.

What was the initial problem encountered when trying to add an event?

• The token was missing from the request headers.

• The server was down.

• The event data was incorrect.

• The user was not logged in.

Which HTTP status codes were checked to identify the missing token issue?

• 403 and 401

• 500 and 502

• 200 and 404

• 301 and 302

What method was used to obtain the token for inclusion in the request?

• Local storage retrieval

• Server-side rendering

• Session storage retrieval

• Client-side rendering

What helper was imported to assist in retrieving the token?

• getToken

• cookieParser

• authHelper

• parseCookies

What future functionalities are hinted at after successfully adding an event?

• User registration and login

• Editing and deleting events

• Event sharing and notifications

• Event search and filter