Arctic-JS

Documentation: arcticjs.dev

This is a CommonJS-compatible fork of Arctic, a collection of OAuth 2.0 clients for popular providers. Only the authorization code flow is supported. Built on top of the Fetch API, it's light weight, fully-typed, and runtime-agnostic.

npm install arctic-cjs

const arctic = require("arctic-js");

const github = new arctic.GitHub(clientId, clientSecret, redirectURI);

const state = arctic.generateState();
const scopes = ["user:email"];
const authorizationURL = github.createAuthorizationURL(state, scopes);

// ...

const tokens = await github.validateAuthorizationCode(code);
const accessToken = tokens.accessToken();

Arctic-JS only supports providers that follow the OAuth 2.0 spec (including PKCE and token revocation).

Differences from Original Arctic

This package is a fork of Arctic with the following changes:

• Built and distributed as CommonJS modules
• Compatible with Node.js environments that don't support ES modules
• Maintains the same API and functionality as the original

Semver

Arctic-JS follows the same versioning as the original Arctic package. While we aim to only introduce breaking changes in major versions, we may introduce them in a minor update if a provider updates their API in a non-backward compatible way. However, they will never be introduced in a patch update.

Supported providers

• 42 School
• Amazon Cognito
• AniList
• Apple
• Atlassian
• Auth0
• Authentik
• Autodesk Platform Services
• Battle.net
• Bitbucket
• Box
• Bungie
• Coinbase
• Discord
• DonationAlerts
• Dribbble
• Dropbox
• Etsy
• Epic Games
• Facebook
• Figma
• Gitea
• GitHub
• GitLab
• Google
• Intuit
• Kakao
• KeyCloak
• Kick
• Lichess
• Line
• Linear
• LinkedIn
• Mastodon
• MercadoLibre
• MercadoPago
• Microsoft Entra ID
• MyAnimeList
• Naver
• Notion
• Okta
• osu!
• Patreon
• Polar
• Reddit
• Roblox
• Salesforce
• Shikimori
• Slack
• Spotify
• Start.gg
• Strava
• Synology
• TikTok
• Tiltify
• Tumblr
• Twitch
• Twitter
• VK
• WorkOS
• Yahoo
• Yandex
• Zoom