hello?

your api return 500 error check server logs

but it works on my local though

But it doesn't work on Vercel, so you need to check the server logs to find out why. Are you sure you put all of the environment variables you had in .env.local to Vercel?

here are my env vars on vercel 😦

Great you are in the portal, what is the error message in the log?

You can search on the logs tab

this is one api route

import db from "../../../utils/mongo";
import { getSession } from 'next-auth/react';
export default async function handler(req, res) {
 const session = await getSession({ req });
 let foundEmail=await db.collection('users').findOne({email:session.user.email})
 console.log(foundEmail);
 res.status(200).json({posts:foundEmail.posts})
  }

this is my code

It looks like whatever is happening in getSession is not returning a user and then you are trying to read from session.user which is making the function stop

The error looks like something is trying to parse XML as JSON in the error at the top which is kind of vague but is often related to things like getting a 404 or access denied message

In either case, there is a very good chance that an environment variable is missing or wrong.

if env vars were wrong , wouldnt it also cause issue on local ?

I think your env variables should be different between local and vercel

if you're using google for oauth

then those keys are associated with a callback url

which is localhost when running locally, but your domain when in the cloud

typically you configure 3 sets of oauth keys, local, staging and prod

I changed my callback url too

The env variables on your local machine are in .env.local in your project folder. These are not commited to git or sent to Vercel.

In Vercel the env variables come from that portal you showed, but you have to put them in yourself... it is not automatic

should I remove my env file from github repo ?

Just bake the secrets into the code

.env files are a scam

Yeah you should, unless the env file itself is encrypted, it shouldnt be included in your repo

based on this chat, yes just remove them.

i removed them and its the same . i kinda want to share my screen and solve this 😦

have you put the env values into the vercel portal,

i showed you though

bro, it feels like you are not even doing the bare minimum to try

did you make sure everything from the file was there with correct values?

I copy pasted everything directly into the portal , there is no way , it messes it up

DAY 2 of seeking help

@Ray help ;-;

use getserversession instead btw

getsession does an extra fetch that's uneccary

is the redirect url right ?

yeah

likely

check your setup

signIn<P>(
   provider?, 
   options?, 
authorizationParams?): Promise< P extends RedirectableProviderType ? SignInResponse | undefined : undefined >

can you turn this into js ? 😦

@i_lost_to_loba_kreygasm same problem here... have you solved your problem?

@i_lost_to_loba_kreygasm Same problem here. Did you find any solution?

Maybe somes help here :
https://nextjs-faq.com/fetch-api-in-rsc

Ohkayy thank you!