authentication
NestJS Authentication
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when:
- Implementing user login and authentication
- Generating and validating JWT tokens
- Setting up Passport strategies (local, JWT, OAuth, etc.)
- Creating authentication guards
- Protecting routes with authentication
- Building sign-up and sign-in endpoints
- Implementing token refresh mechanisms
- Integrating third-party authentication (Google, Facebook, etc.)
What is Authentication?
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