Frontend Function routes example
A Next.js frontend that signs users in through a public session function served on its own origin.
A Next.js frontend whose /api/session path is served by a public session
function. The function signs users in with Volcano auth and keeps the session in
__Host- cookies, so the browser never holds a token. The
Frontend Function routes guide walks
through the code.
Deploy
From this directory, with a project selected:
volcano projects keys anon list # copy the anon key
printf 'AUTH_API_URL=https://api.volcano.dev\nAUTH_ANON_KEY=<anon-key>\n' > volcano/volcano.env
volcano cloud variables deploy
volcano cloud functions deploy --all
volcano cloud frontends deploy --path web
volcano cloud config deployvolcano cloud config deploy makes session public, gives it the two
variables, and routes /api/session on the web frontend to it. Open the
frontend URL and sign in with a user of your project.
Files
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
volcano/functions/session.js | Signs in, reports the session, and signs out |
web/pages/index.js | The sign-in page |
volcano-config.yaml | Function visibility, variables, and the route |