I have a vue3 router that uses the following route definition
const routes = [ { path: "/", name: "home", component: HomeView, }, { path: "/about", name: "about", component: () => import(/* webpackChunkName: "about" */ "../views/AboutView.vue"), }, { path: "/gallery", name: "gallery", component: () => import(/* webpackChunkName: "gallery" */ "../views/GalleryView.vue"), }, { path: "/cms", name: "cms", component: () => import(/* webpackChunkName: "cms" */ "../views/CmsView.vue"), }, { path: "/login", name: "login", component: () => import(/* webpackChunkName: "cms" */ "../components/Login/LoginPage.vue"), }, ];
I'm trying to implement a Google Authentication login feature where only a specific account can access the /cms
path if logged in. I have a boolean called loggedIn in the store that will flip to true in the component. As shown in the picture
<script setup> import { decodeCredential, googleLogout } from "vue3-google-login"; import store from "@/store/index"; import router from "@/router/index"; const callback = (response) => { const userData = decodeCredential(response.credential); if (userData.email === "my_email") { store.state.loggedIn = true; router.push({ path: "/cms" }); } else { store.state.loggedIn = false; googleLogout(); } }; </script>
In the router, I'm doing a beforeEach action to check which page to route to based on where the user came from and whether the specific user is logged in (as shown in the picture).
router.beforeEach(async (to, from, next) => { // If not logged in and trying to access cms if (!store.state.loggedIn && to.name === "cms") { return next({ name: "login" }); } // If logged in and trying to access cms after login else if (store.state.loggedIn && to.name === "cms" && from.name === "login") { console.log("test"); return next({ name: "cms" }); } // Else just route to next page else { return next(); } });
Everything seems to be fine except when the correct user is logged in. Uncaught (Promise) Error: An infinite redirect was thrown in the navigation guard, and the page was not redirected to /cms
but chose to stay on the /login
page.
It is an error to execute
next({ name: "cms" })
whencms
is already the current route. It should benext()
, thenelse if
becomes redundant: