Summary  
This chapter covers implementing logout functionality by invoking a server‐side signOut action inside a form within a UI component.

General domain of usage  
User authentication flows in web applications

The final feature we need to develop is logging out.

To implement the logout feature within the `<SideNav />` component, invoke the `signOut` function from `auth.ts` within your `<form>` element:

Test it using the following credentials:
- mail: `user@mail.com`;
- password: `123456`.

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Authentication implementation in Next.js.

Implementing Logout Functionality

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Implementing Logout Functionality

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