Next.js from Development to Deployment - Store JWT in Server HttpOnly Cookie

The video tutorial covers setting up a login system using JavaScript and an API folder. It explains how to handle user authentication by making a POST request to Strapi and setting cookies on the server side using the Cookie package. The tutorial also details configuring cookie options such as HTTP only, secure, max age, and same site. Finally, it demonstrates testing the cookie setup and accessing it server-side for authorization purposes.

What is the primary purpose of retrieving the identifier and password from the form in the login process?

• To display them on the user dashboard

• To send them to the server for authentication

• To store them in local storage

• To use them for password recovery

Which package is used to set cookies on the server side?

• Express

• Axios

• Cookie

• JWT

What is the purpose of the 'serialize' method in the 'Cookie' package?

• To delete the cookie from the server

• To convert the cookie into a JSON object

• To format the cookie for setting in HTTP headers

• To encrypt the cookie data

Which attribute ensures that a cookie is only sent over HTTPS in production?

• Max-Age

• Same-Site

• HTTP-only

• Secure

What is the significance of setting the 'Same-Site' attribute to 'Strict'?

• It allows cookies to be sent with cross-site requests

• It prevents cookies from being sent with cross-site requests

• It encrypts the cookie data

• It extends the cookie expiration time

How can you verify that a cookie has been set successfully after logging in?

• By checking the client-side JavaScript console

• By checking the user's email

• By inspecting the server-side request headers

• By looking at the browser's local storage

What is the purpose of using cookies in server-side props?

• To authorize user requests

• To manage session data

• To store user preferences

• To log user activities