I’m working with a Node.js backend and a Next.js 15 frontend. My backend APIs for login and signup return both an access token and a refresh token, which I use for authenticated API requests. When the access token expires during an API call, I need to obtain a new access token using the refresh token and then retry the original request, also ensuring that cookies or tokens are saved appropriately in the store.

For a Next.js 15 application, what are the recommended best practices for maintaining user sessions? Specifically, should I rely on an Axios interceptor to automatically check if the access token has expired, handle refreshing, and re-issue requests? Or is there a more robust pattern commonly used in modern Next.js applications?"
currently i am trying to save the 'new access token ' in axios interceptor by calling server action inside axios interceptor , but getting error that ' you can update the cookies in server action and route handler only'