tulip geode
How are you hitting the end point? Seems like you have an API for this? Instead of a web route? You probably aren't sending the info via API request so Laravel can't resolve the user
P.S. I am guessing you are using an API since you return a json in your response, while Inertia can only handle Inertia responses
tulip geode
Read about spa authentication in laravel docs, you gotta send token with the request so the user can be resolved, also are you using sanctum?
hoary willow
I know about auth:sanctum and token way
You Mean if we create routes in web.php then Inertia handle
example:
$save->user_id = auth()->id()
tulip geode
But you cant just call an API without the credentials in request, read the documentation, it doesnt have to be token auth but cookie
tulip geode
You Mean if we create routes in web.php then Inertia handle
example:
`$save->...
If you create them there then those are Inertia responses (you are using inertia)