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@voidbase-cloud/plugin-auth

v1.0.0

Published

The auth plugin of voidbase: provides auth@1, mounting password, OAuth2, OTP, MFA and passkey sign-in and answering who a request is

Readme

@voidbase-cloud/plugin-auth

The auth plugin of voidbase, as a package of its own. It provides auth@1: who is making a request, what a superuser is, which collections hold accounts, and the routes that sign people in (password, OAuth2, OTP, MFA and passkeys).

It is a tier 1 plugin (decision 9): core defines auth@1 and loads this plugin by default, and another plugin providing auth@1 can take its place. @voidbase-cloud/voidbase depends on this package and loads it, so an instance needs nothing here.

The shape

  • It is the seam, not the implementation. The sign-in flows themselves are the core's, published to this plugin as @voidbase-cloud/voidbase/auth-routes; what this package holds is the plugin that mounts them and answers the questions the core asks through /auth-slot.
  • It imports the core by name and only by name: /auth-routes, /sdk, /types, /interfaces, /kernel, /record-slot and /plugins, plus hono at the core's own range.
  • @voidbase-cloud/voidbase/plugins/auth stays published, as a re-export of this package.
  • npm is the only registry this name is published to from here. The standalone voidbase-plugin-auth repository publishes the same name to GitHub Packages until it is archived (11.4), which is why the release never mirrors @voidbase-cloud/plugin-* there.

The rest of the shape is the template packages/plugin-realtime/README.md describes, and packages/voidbase/test/unit/plugin-extraction.test.ts asserts it over every @voidbase-cloud/plugin-* package.

Licence

MIT, with voidbase.