Brief

The serverSessionCheck function provides an extra layer of security by validating the session through the database, along with verifying the JWT token and user agent. This comprehensive approach ensures a more secure and reliable session validation process.

Configuration for serverSessionCheck Function

1. Integration

To integrate the serverSessionCheck function, follow the steps below:

// Retrieve headers for session verification
const headersList = headers();
const id = headersList.get('id');
const username = headersList.get('userName');
const jwtToken = headersList.get('token');
 
// Verify the session 
const response = await serverSessionCheck(username, id, jwtToken, userAgent);
// userAgent refers to the user's browser, device, or other identifying information.

2. Error Responses

3. Success Response

A 202 response indicates that the session is valid. The response will include the following details:

{
    userName: priyalraj, 
    message: "Session exists.",
    status: 202
};

Next Steps: Implementing the Reset Password Feature

With server session validation now in place, the next step is to set up a secure reset password feature. This will allow users to reset their passwords, utilizing session checks and email-based authentication for added security and protection.