This PR adds a new example demonstrating the integration of Next.js 14 Server Actions with MongoDB. The example showcases how to perform CRUD operations using Server Actions and store data in a MongoDB database.
Why?
Server Actions are a powerful new feature in Next.js 14, and many developers are looking for guidance on how to integrate them with popular databases like MongoDB. This example provides a clear, practical demonstration of this integration, helping developers understand how to leverage Server Actions for database operations.
How?
The example includes:
Setup of a MongoDB connection using mongoose
Implementation of Server Actions for creating, reading, updating, and deleting data
A simple UI demonstrating how to trigger these actions from the client-side
Error handling and data validation
TypeScript support for better type safety
The example follows Next.js best practices and demonstrates efficient use of Server Actions in conjunction with MongoDB operations.
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Adding or Updating Examples
pnpm build && pnpm lint. See https://github.com/vercel/next.js/blob/canary/contributing/repository/linting.mdWhat?
This PR adds a new example demonstrating the integration of Next.js 14 Server Actions with MongoDB. The example showcases how to perform CRUD operations using Server Actions and store data in a MongoDB database.
Why?
Server Actions are a powerful new feature in Next.js 14, and many developers are looking for guidance on how to integrate them with popular databases like MongoDB. This example provides a clear, practical demonstration of this integration, helping developers understand how to leverage Server Actions for database operations.
How?
The example includes:
The example follows Next.js best practices and demonstrates efficient use of Server Actions in conjunction with MongoDB operations.