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@xbstracts/strapi-plugin-auth-manager

v0.0.5

Published

Display and collect authentication data from multi-providers

Readme

auth-manager

Display and collect authentication data from multi-providers

Authentication Content Type

The plugin registers plugin::auth-manager.authentication for provider identities. Current production sync uses provider supertokens and stores the SuperTokens user ID in providerUserId.

Organization context is stored in metadata.organization instead of a dedicated relation field so future providers can reuse the same model.

The mapped user content types are configured by the host app:

'auth-manager': {
  enabled: true,
  resolve: 'src/plugins/strapi-plugin-auth-manager',
  config: {
    defaultUserUid: 'api::contact.contact',
    users: [
      { uid: 'api::contact.contact', relationField: 'contact' },
    ],
  },
}

uid is the Strapi content type UID for an allowed user record. relationField is optional; when set, it names a relation field on plugin::auth-manager.authentication that targets the configured user UID. In this workspace, the customer extension adds contact for that direct relation.

Rows use userCollection and userDocumentId as the canonical private reference.

Contact Sync

Host applications should create and repair Authentication rows through the plugin service or through their own integration endpoint. This workspace uses POST /api/contacts/sync-auth and POST /api/contacts/sync-provider to sync SuperTokens IDs into auth-manager rows linked to Contact.