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And once we're done setting up our Arth middleware, I also want to mention something where as you're

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looking at someone else's code, you might come across of a syntax where instead of creating a object

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like we are doing in line twenty, what they do is they look for the user in the database.

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So they take the model, the user model, and then either find Bayada or find one that also works.

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And then, of course, they just pass in the area that is coming from the token.

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And in most cases they'll use the select to remove the password.

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There's really no point to parse this password to the upcoming middleware, meaning our requests, and

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therefore they just use the select and remove it.

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And then when it comes to a drug user, well, they just set it equal to this variable and it's definitely

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an option.

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But the reason why I'm not doing that in this project is simply because if we just think about it,

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we really have no functionality to remove that user anyway.

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So if I'm getting my ID from the token, I'm pretty sure that a very is a user on the other side.

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Again, you might see this code and yes, we might implement ourselves in the future project, but not

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in this case.

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I really didn't see the point of looking for the user since we have no functionality to remove it in

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the first place.

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Now, if you do decide to go with this logic, then of course, just make sure that you remove one 20

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because otherwise you're overwriting with our current setup anyway.