A simple component to handle authentication with Netlify Identity, in a Next.js project. Using createContext
, useEffect
, useState
in a globally wrapped component.
Important! You must deploy your site to Netlify and activate Identity, to make logging in and signing up work. You will need the Next.js plugin installed on your live site, to make Next.js work properly on Netlify. That plugin is developed by Netlify and gets installed automatically on deploy. If deploy fails, check the logs and your build settings, then try to re-deploy again without cache.
Try the demo at: https://nextjs-netlify-identity-login.netlify.app
git clone [email protected]:tommyskott/nextjs-netlify-identity.git
cd nextjs-netlify-identity
npm i
npm run dev
When clicking the login button you will see the Netlify Identity Widget pop up. First time you will need to set your local development url: http://localhost:3000
Make it easier to work locally with Netlify serverless functions, by using Netlify cli.
npm install netlify-cli -g
The next two steps are not mandatory, but it's good to do.
ntl login
ntl link
When that's installed you can run this, instead of npm run dev
:
ntl dev
This will give you a local environment that works with Netlify serverless functions on: http://localhost:8888
When you're using ntl dev
you need to clear your development URL in the Netlify Identity Widget pop up and set it to your live site name, e.g: https://nextjs-netlify-identity-login.netlify.app/
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app
.