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4-Summary

In this chapter, we implemented authentication, so we can control access to our application.

We learned about inline, named and global middleware. We also set up Supabase and Github to power our authentication.

Then, we finally implemented authentication using the Supabase Nuxt module, which made it very straightforward. We were even able to add in some redirects to improve the UX.

Lastly, we did a deep dive into OAuth. While not strictly necessary to understand, it is helpful to know how our authentication system works — especially when things go wrong!

This course was originally built with Nuxt 3, but it's no longer being maintained. You can still follow the lessons, but make sure to use the exact dependency versions listed in the course repository to avoid breaking changes.

If you’re looking for the most up-to-date and fully supported version, we recommend Mastering Nuxt: Full Stack Unleashed , which uses Nuxt 4 and actively being maintained.