![]() ![]() That will create a cookie that clears the previous cookie and send the cookie along in the headers. Import the removeSessionCookie method from the utils.ts file. Whereas a web application is a set of libraries whose end product is a usable UI, a library is a set of libraries that are. We’re relying on our session cookie, so we need to clear that cookie as well. SvelteKit supports libraries in addition to typical web applications. Whenever a user requests our application, we're not reaching out to Magic to see if they are logged in. This method needs to be wrapped in a try/catch block because it will throw an error if the user has already logged out or their magic session expired. The issuer property is part of the user metadata, and we'll pass that to the logoutByIssuer method. Remember that user is set on request.locals in the handle hook. We can use the method to log out the user with Magic. The last piece of the puzzle is to implement the logout endpoint. We need to install this create-sveltenext package, so the terminal asks if we wish to proceed. After running this command, we are prompted to answer a few questions in the terminal. ![]() Let's start by creating a new SvelteKit project.Ĭopy 01 02 03 let email = '' 04 05 function login ( ) svelteKit-app is the name of your project (and the folder on your computer). After that point any, navigation happens on the client-side. Pages of your application are built as Svelte components and are server-rendered when a user first visits the site. Files in the src/routes directory represent pages and endpoints that run on the server. SvelteKit provides a filesystem-based router. SvelteKit does all the boring stuff for you so that you can get on with the creative part. It adds key features to a Svelte app such as routing, layouts and server-side rendering and makes front-end development. Building an app with all the modern best practices - code-splitting, offline support, server-rendered views with client-side hydration - is fiendishly complicated. SvelteKit is an officially supported framework, built around Svelte. Consult the SvelteKit documentation if running into issues.īefore we get started, it's best to understand what SvelteKit is.įrom the SvelteKit documentation: SvelteKit is a framework for building extremely high-performance web apps. Things may change, but we will try to keep this document up to date. SvelteKit is in early development at the time of writing (currently 1.0.0-next.75). ![]()
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