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Authentication for the Web. Open Source. Full Stack. Own Your Data. For any JS framework/runtime.
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An update from the Auth.js team:
github.com/nextauthjs/next-a…
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If you’ve been wanting to migrate from @authjs to Better Auth with a database-less setup, 1.4 finally makes it possible!
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database-less is now supported on 1.4 beta. all you need to do is just not provide a database!
`pnpm i better-auth@beta`
link to canary docs ⤵︎ if you want try it now
more guides coming soon
Replying to @bekacru
A database-less approach like next-auth only for JWT session handling would be much appreciated
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We’re excited to share that Auth.js (formerly known as NextAuth.js), is now part of Better Auth. We're excited to keep making auth *better across the web.
Auth.js is the second most popular auth option in the State of React survey.
Usage is only one thing though. We want people to use our libraries with joy. Most of comments are around bad docs or "hard to integrate" (technically also docs). We agree and are working on it.
Source: 2024.stateofreact.com/en-US/…
Given that the project is maintained by a few individuals in their free time, this is still a nice recognition and we thank you! 💚
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Did you know you can migrate to @authjs NextAuth.js v5 from v4 without losing active user sessions? Technically you could even migrate to a different framework integration. Did a small example: github.com/balazsorban44/v4-…
After much confusion and many requests to make our Next.js integration of Auth.js (NextAuth.js) edge-compatible (it always has been), our Edge Compatibility article authjs.dev/guides/edge-compa… will finally become obsolete. No more split config!
Great work by the Next.js team! 🎉
Found a potential vulnerability in your favorite open-source project?
Tip: When in doubt, always look for a security document on how to disclose it responsibly or search for a maintainer's email address, instead of posting it publicly.
Ours is at authjs.dev/security
All Auth.js libraries will soon have easily configurable support when you are connecting to OAuth providers from behind a corporate proxy.
github.com/nextauthjs/next-a…