import { withAuth } from 'next-auth/middleware';const publicFileRegex = /\.(.*)$/;const anonymousRoutes = ['/auth/signin']; // The whitelisted routesexport default withAuth({ callbacks: { authorized: ({ req }) => { const { pathname } = req.nextUrl; // Important! The below only checks if there exists a token. The token is not validated! This means // unauthenticated users can set a next-auth.session-token cookie and appear authorized to this // middleware. This is not a big deal because we do validate this cookie in the backend and load // data based off of its value. This middleware simply redirects unauthenticated users to the login // page (and sets a callbackUrl) for all routes, except static files, api routes, Next.js internals, // and the whitelisted anonymousRoutes above. return Boolean( req.cookies.get('next-auth.session-token') || // check if there's a token pathname.startsWith('/_next') || // exclude Next.js internals pathname.startsWith('/api') || // exclude all API routes pathname.startsWith('/static') || // exclude static files publicFileRegex.test(pathname) || // exclude all files in the public folder anonymousRoutes.includes(pathname) ); }, }, // the custom pages pages: { signIn: '/auth/signin', },});
import { withAuth } from 'next-auth/middleware';const publicFileRegex = /\.(.*)$/;const anonymousRoutes = ['/auth/signin']; // The whitelisted routesexport default withAuth({ callbacks: { authorized: ({ req }) => { const { pathname } = req.nextUrl; // Important! The below only checks if there exists a token. The token is not validated! This means // unauthenticated users can set a next-auth.session-token cookie and appear authorized to this // middleware. This is not a big deal because we do validate this cookie in the backend and load // data based off of its value. This middleware simply redirects unauthenticated users to the login // page (and sets a callbackUrl) for all routes, except static files, api routes, Next.js internals, // and the whitelisted anonymousRoutes above. return Boolean( req.cookies.get('next-auth.session-token') || // check if there's a token pathname.startsWith('/_next') || // exclude Next.js internals pathname.startsWith('/api') || // exclude all API routes pathname.startsWith('/static') || // exclude static files publicFileRegex.test(pathname) || // exclude all files in the public folder anonymousRoutes.includes(pathname) ); }, }, // the custom pages pages: { signIn: '/auth/signin', },});
I have this middleware, and it works locally, but when deployed, it does not work, the error i get is