Adding protected routes in Next (Next-Auth and getServerSideProps)

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If possible, you might be able to get away with using middleware depending on if you are using JWT sessions, I was just using normal database sessions. You can also setup a route guard directly in your client only react code if you want by using the useSession hook and a useEffect, but I decided to go with this approach.

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