I’m doing a fullstack application in Nest JS + Next JS.
For JWT authorization I use HTTP-only cookie, when I do login or register request in “use client” components, everything works correctly and HTTP-only cookies are set. However, when the access token expires, I need to update it by contacting the Nest JS server. I tried to make an axios interceptor to solve this problem. And if the function that needed the acess token (like the get current user function) is called in the SSR component, the interceptor sends a request to the server to get new tokens, then the tokens are not set in the client cookie. I don’t understand how I can set HTTP-only cookies from SSR components.
I tried all methods including middleware, interceptor, fetch and so on, but nothing worked.