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@plainauth/core

v0.1.2

Published

The framework-agnostic Plainauth TypeScript SDK.

Readme

@plainauth/core

The framework-independent TypeScript client for Plainauth. It provides browser-safe authentication operations together with server-only helpers, while keeping configuration and response validation consistent across integrations.

Installation

pnpm add @plainauth/core

Use @plainauth/core when your application is not using the Next.js adapter or when you are building another framework integration. Browser code should import from the package root. Server code may use the documented @plainauth/core/server entry point for operations that require server-side configuration.

Secret credentials belong only in server environments. Do not expose them through public build variables, browser bundles, or client components. The client validates service responses and returns stable public error envelopes instead of forwarding provider messages.

For Next.js App Router projects, @plainauth/nextjs provides the proxy, route handler, and session helpers on top of this package. The UI package supplies optional React components.

Project source and issue reporting are available at github.com/uripg/plainauth.