You will find this section easy and familiar because you have built a few authentication Nuxt apps with the dummy backend authentication in the previous two chapters. The difference in this chapter is that we are making cross-domain apps instead of single-domain apps like in the previous two chapters. You can revisit these single-domain Nuxt apps in /chapter-10/nuxt-universal/nuxtServerInit/ and in /chapter-11/nuxt-universal/route-middleware/per-route/.
Furthermore, we will once again use the Nuxt modules that we already covered in Chapter 6, Writing Plugins and Modules: @nuxtjs/axios and @nuxtjs/proxy. You can revisit the Nuxt app that adopts these two modules in /chapter-6/nuxt-universal/module-snippets/top-level/. But for now, let's get them installed and configured for this Nuxt app, which we will refactor from the previous chapters, to create the client-side authentication in the following steps:
- Install @nuxtjs/axios and @nuxtjs/proxy via npm...
