auth-provider

Unified authentication consolidates signup, login, OAuth, and session management across providers like Supabase, Clerk, and Firebase Auth into a single API to prevent vendor lock-in. You initialize one interface to handle user identity workflows.

Yes, the authentication interface supports JWT-based workflows for web and API backends. It issues and verifies JWTs to grant session tokens for protected API endpoints using the pyjwt library.

You can add social login OAuth flows through the provider-agnostic authentication API. It exposes a consistent interface for OAuth handling across Supabase, Clerk, and Firebase Auth, allowing you to switch providers without changing your core code.

You need Python installed along with the supabase and pyjwt dependencies in a secure runtime environment. After installing these libraries, you configure your chosen provider and initialize the AuthProvider to start signing up users.

The best way to manage cross-platform user registration and login is using a provider-agnostic authentication interface. It standardizes sign up, sign in, and user management across Supabase, Clerk, and Firebase Auth through a single API.

Yes, you can use Clerk and Firebase Auth interchangeably for API backend session handling. The interface normalizes session management and user identity workflows across both providers, allowing flexible vendor selection.