SimpliAuthJs is a simple, secure, and easy-to-integrate authentication solution for web and mobile apps. It supports various authentication methods, including magic link sign-ins, social logins like Google and GitHub, and more. With minimal setup, SimpliAuth streamlines user authentication, ensuring seamless login, sign-up, and account management. It's the perfect choice for developers who want to quickly and efficiently implement secure authentication.
To get started with SimpliAuthJs, follow these steps:
npm install simpliauthjs-
Multiple Authentication Methods: Supports magic link sign-ins, social logins like Google and GitHub etc, and traditional email/password authentication.
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Secure Authentication: Utilizes JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for secure user authentication and session management.
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Email Verification: Sends verification emails to confirm user identity during registration.
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Password Reset: Includes a built-in feature for resetting passwords via email.
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User Account Management: Easy-to-use tools for user registration, login, and account updates.
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Secure Cookies: Supports cookie-based authentication for secure, persistent sessions.
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Database Integration: Seamlessly integrates with MongoDb, MySQL and PostgresSQL for storing and managing user data.
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Minimal Setup: Quick and simple configuration for developers with customizable options.
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Scalable & Flexible: Easily customizable to suit different project needs and scalable for larger applications.
Client Setup
import simpliauth from "simpliauthjs";
const simpliClient = simpliauth.client("https://your-server.com", "your-token-name");
Server Setup
import express from "express";
({/* import database of your choice. eg: mysql */})
import simpliauth, { simpliMysql, simpliMailer } from "simpliauthjs";
const connection = await mysql.createConnection({ /* MySQL Config */ });
const database = simpliMysql(connection);
const mailer = simpliMailer({ /* Mailer Config */ });
app = express();
const simpliServer = simpliauth().server(
"https://your-client.com",
"https://your-server.com",
"https://your-client.com/dashboard",
database,
mailer,
"your_jwt_secret_key",
"1h"
);
app.use("/auth", simpliServer.route());
app.listen(port, () => console.log(`Server is running at Port:${port}`));
Explore the complete documentation here.
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SimpliAuthJs is distributed under the MIT License.