smithery/ngxtm

Next.js Server Actions

Mutations, Form handling, and RPC-style calls.

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$ npx skills add smithery/ngxtm --skill nextjs-server-actions

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["nextjs","actions","mutations"]
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{"files":["**\/actions.ts","**\/*.tsx"],"keywords":["use server","Server Action","revalidatePath","useFormStatus"]}

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SKILL.md

Server Actions

Priority: P1 (HIGH)

Handle form submissions and mutations without creating API endpoints.

Implementation

  • Directive: Add 'use server' at the top of an async function.
  • Usage: Pass to action prop of <form> or invoke from event handlers.
// actions.ts
'use server';
export async function createPost(formData: FormData) {
  const title = formData.get('title');
  await db.post.create({ title });
  revalidatePath('/posts'); // Refresh UI
}

Client Invocation

  • Form: <form action={createPost}> (Progressive enhancements work without JS).
  • Event Handler: onClick={() => createPost(data)}.
  • Pending State: Use useFormStatus hook (must be inside a component rendered within the form).

Validation & Error Handling

  • Zod: Always validate FormData or arguments on the server.
  • Return Values: Return serializable objects { success: boolean, error?: string } to handle feedback on Client.

Security

  • Authentication: Check auth() (e.g., NextAuth) session inside every Server Action.
  • Closure: Be careful with closures in Server Actions defined inside Components (they capture context encrypted). Prefer defining actions in separate files (actions.ts).