server-actions-design
CommunityDesign Server Actions that stay secure
Software Engineering#security#next.js#server actions#progressive enhancement#react 19#cache revalidation#form action
Authorjacob-balslev
Version1.0.0
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What problem does it solve?
This Skill solves the design confusion and security pitfalls of Next.js Server Actions by showing how to treat a function-like call as a public, invokable endpoint that must validate inputs, enforce authorization, and update cached UI correctly.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Contract clarity for 'use server': explains how the directive turns a server function into an invokable action callable from the browser.
- Progressive enhancement form integration: uses the HTML form
actionattribute so mutations work without JavaScript and upgrade cleanly with React. - React 19 action state UX: shows how to use
useActionStateanduseFormStatusfor pending/validation-aware user interfaces. - Mutation correctness with revalidation: covers when and how to apply
revalidatePath,revalidateTag, andredirectafter successful mutations. - Security boundary discipline: details the required checks (authentication, authorization, runtime input validation) and common anti-patterns that create vulnerabilities.
Quick Start
Use this skill to design a secure “create comment” Server Action that validates input, authorizes the user, returns serializable results, and revalidates the affected post route after the mutation.
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