When you say vs-code is complaining, what do you mean? Like a type error? or an error in a console?
I don't see any type errors when I pull down a fresh copy of that repo
#Payload Cloud Next.js: 403 error… cors?
spiral flume
finite knoll
Yes, type errors in vs code and 500 error in the browser console. I also did not see errors in the fresh pull of the auth example. Not sure why I'm getting them with such a bone simple start.
finite knoll
finite knoll
Payload Cloud Next.js: 403 error… cors?
Accidentally deleted the original message, oops! I believe the cors setting is not allowing Next.js to query the REST API. After dealing with the earlier issue (which was as simple as adding required: true to the slug in the post collection) I am now getting a 403 "You are not allowed to perform this action." response when calling a test function like this:
async function test() {
const getAllPosts: { docs: Post[] } = await fetch(
``${process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_CMS_URL}/api/posts?limit=100``,
).then((res) => res.json());
console.log(getAllPosts);
}
test();
spiral flume
ok. Are you logged in? Is this public content? If it is meant to be public, you will need to adjust the read access on that collection
finite knoll
This is in the config:
cors: [process.env.PAYLOAD_PUBLIC_CMS_URL, process.env.PAYLOAD_PUBLIC_SITE_URL].filter(Boolean),
Both env vars output correctly, in this case: http://localhost:3000 and http://localhost:8000
spiral flume
read: () => true
finite knoll
Aha! This will be public content, yes.