useAuth()
In Next.js, use the useAuth()
hook to retrieve the authentication state from within your React components.
1import { useAuth } from '@clerk/nextjs';23const Page = () => {4const { isLoaded, userId, sessionId, getToken } = useAuth();56// In case the user signs out while on the page.7if (!isLoaded || !userId) {8return null;9}1011return <div>Hello, {userId}</div>;12};
Props
Name | Type | Description |
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userId | string | The ID of the active user, or null when signed out. In data-loaders, this is often the only piece of information needed to securely retrieve the data associated with a request. |
sessionId | string | The ID of the active session, or null when signed out. This is primarily used in audit logs to enable device-level granularity instead of user-level. |
actor | string | If user impersonation is being used, this field will contain information about the impersonator. |
getToken({ template?: string; }) | string | Retrieves a signed JWT that is structured according to the corresponding JWT template in your dashboard. If no template parameter is provided, a default Clerk session JWT is returned. |
orgId | string | A unique identifier for this organization. |
orgRole | string | The role that the user will have in the organization. Valid values are |
orgSlug | string | The slug of the user's active organization for the current session. |
claims | object | All claims for the JWT associated with the current user |