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Backend User Authentication in Nuxt | Full-Stack Web Dev #10

This is Episode #10 of my Nuxt Full-Stack Web Development series. In this video, we take a major step forward by adding backend authentication to our Nuxt app. You’ll learn how to build secure server endpoints for user registration and login, implement bcrypt password hashing, and validate user credentials all directly within your /server/api directory. We’ll walk through: Setting up /register and /login API routes Hashing passwords securely with bcrypt Validating user credentials on login Returning structured JSON responses Understanding authentication flow in a full-stack Nuxt app By the end, you’ll have a fully functional backend authentication system, a foundation for any secure app. Subscribe to keep following the series as we continue expanding this project step by step. 00:00 – Intro to authentication 00:34 – Creating the users table in the schema 01:07 – Running Drizzle migrations 01:45 – Verifying database tables 02:00 – Setting up the /api/auth folder 02:20 – Creating the /register.post.ts endpoint 03:10 – Understanding POST requests and event handlers 03:40 – Reading request body data (username & password) 04:10 – Handling missing fields with errors and status codes 05:10 – Installing and explaining bcrypt for hashing passwords 06:00 – Why password hashing and salting matter 07:20 – Hashing user passwords with bcrypt-ts 08:00 – Inserting users into the database securely 09:00 – Testing /register with Bruno (API testing tool) 10:30 – Verifying database insertion and bcrypt hash 11:10 – How bcrypt validation works 11:50 – Creating the /login.post.ts endpoint 12:20 – Fetching user records by username 13:00 – Handling missing users (404 error) 13:40 – Comparing hashed passwords with bcrypt compare 14:20 – Handling invalid login credentials (401 unauthorized) 14:50 – Returning a success response 15:20 – Testing login and invalid passwords in Bruno 16:10 – Summary: backend authentication complete 16:30 – What’s next (JWT tokens & frontend auth in next episode)00:00 – Intro to authentication 00:01 – What is authentication and why build it yourself 00:34 – Creating the users table in the schema 01:07 – Running Drizzle migrations 01:45 – Verifying database tables 02:00 – Setting up the /api/auth folder 02:20 – Creating the /register.post.ts endpoint 03:10 – Understanding POST requests and event handlers 03:40 – Reading request body data (username & password) 04:10 – Handling missing fields with errors and status codes 05:10 – Installing and explaining bcrypt for hashing passwords 06:00 – Why password hashing and salting matter 07:20 – Hashing user passwords with bcrypt-ts 08:00 – Inserting users into the database securely 09:00 – Testing /register with Bruno (API testing tool) 10:30 – Verifying database insertion and bcrypt hash 11:10 – How bcrypt validation works 11:50 – Creating the /login.post.ts endpoint 12:20 – Fetching user records by username 13:00 – Handling missing users (404 error) 13:40 – Comparing hashed passwords with bcrypt compare 14:20 – Handling invalid login credentials (401 unauthorized) 14:50 – Returning a success response 15:20 – Testing login and invalid passwords in Bruno 16:10 – Summary: backend authentication complete 16:30 – What’s next (JWT tokens & frontend auth in next episode)