Authentication built for Nuxt 3+! Easily add authentication via OAuth providers, credentials or Email Magic URLs!

npx nuxi@latest module add sidebase-auth

npm i -D @sidebase/nuxt-auth

pnpm i -D @sidebase/nuxt-auth

yarn add --dev @sidebase/nuxt-auth

export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ['@sidebase/nuxt-auth']
})

Then visit the Quick Start documentation to continue the configuration of your app!

@sidebase/nuxt-auth is a library with the goal of supporting authentication for any universal Nuxt 3+ application. At the moment two providers are supported:

• authjs: for non-static apps that want to use Auth.js / NextAuth.js to offer the reliability & convenience of a 23k star library to the Nuxt 3+ ecosystem with a native developer experience (DX)
• local: for static pages that rely on an external backend with a credential flow for authentication. The Local Provider also supports refresh tokens since v0.9.0. Read more here.

You can find a full list of our features, as well as which provider supports each feature on our docs.

• OAuth (e.g., Github, Google, Twitter, Azure, ...)
• Custom OAuth (write it yourself)
• Credentials (password + username)
• Email Magic URLs

• Session fetching with status, data and lastRefreshedAt
• Methods to getSession, getCsrfToken, getProviders, signIn and signOut
• Full TypeScript support for all methods and properties

• Application-side middleware protection for the full application or specific pages
• Server-side middleware and endpoint protection

• Pre-built and customizable refresh behaviour
  • Refresh the session periodically
  • Refresh the session on tab-refocus
  • One time session fetch on page load, afterwards for specific actions (e.g., on navigation)
• Completly configure the Refresh behaviour of your application using the RefreshHandler

• Session access using getServerSession
• JWT Token access using getToken
• Server-side middleware and endpoint protection

Want to get a preview of what @sidebase/nuxt-auth has to offer? Visit the nuxt-auth demo page here. Peak into the demo source-code here.

This project uses pnpm for development.

• Run pnpm dev:prepare to generate type stubs.
• Use pnpm dev inside a module playground directory to start a playground in development mode.
• Run pnpm lint to run eslint
• Run pnpm typecheck to run typescheck via tsc
• Run pnpm publish --access public to publish
• Run pnpm publish --access public --tag next to publish a pre-release

This module also has it's own playground:

> git clone https://github.com/sidebase/nuxt-auth

> cd nuxt-auth

> cd playground-[PROVIDER]

> pnpm i

> pnpm dev:prepare

> pnpm dev

• Run pnpm dev:prepare to generate type stubs.
• Run pnpm dev to start the playground.
• Run pnpm test:e2e to run the end-to-end tests.
• Run pnpm lint to run eslint
• Run pnpm typecheck to run typescheck via tsc

We have one playground per provider:

• authjs
• local

To test static Nuxt 3+ apps we want to run a static frontend and a separate backend that will take over authentication:

1. playground-local/nuxt.config.ts: Add baseURL: 'http://localhost:3001' to the auth-config
2. Start the static frontend:

   cd playground-local
   
   pnpm generate
   
   pnpm start

3. Start the authentication backend (we use a second instance of the same nuxt3 app):

   cd playground-local
   
   pnpm dev
   
   # A second Nuxt app should now be running on http://localhost:3001.
   # We use this purely for authentication

4. Visit http://localhost:3000 -> this should open the static application. Performing any auth-related actions, the app should send requests to the backend running on port 3001

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this project by writing issues or opening pull requests. Your efforts help us improve and grow. If you are interested in contributing, please take a moment to review our Contributing Guidelines. We appreciate your support and look forward to your contributions!

@sidebase/nuxt-auth is supported by all of our amazing contributors and the Nuxt 3+ team!