chore(docs): update middleware redirect example #10815
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The current example of protecting with Next.js middleware isn't functioning. I propose a new example that works correctly and is easy to understand.
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Thanks for the cleanup! One small nit, but otherwise LGTM |
Co-authored-by: Nico Domino <[email protected]>
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The current example of protecting with Next.js middleware isn't functioning. I propose a new example that works correctly and is easy to understand.
☕️ Reasoning
In the documentation for protecting resources with Next.js middleware, the example code isn't functioning correctly. The 'replace' method replaces the first '/' in the URL (https://...) with 'loginlocalhost:/', which is an error. I've made changes to the code in the documentation to ensure it works properly by using the URL constructor with the base URL and the new pathname. Additionally, I've implemented a new validation to prevent infinite redirects.
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