auth-web-cloudbase

CloudBase web authentication is set up by initializing the CloudBase JS SDK with your env and region. You then configure provider settings to start managing user sign-in flows and sessions across your web application.

The CloudBase JS SDK supports multiple web login methods including phone, email, anonymous, password, and OAuth. This allows you to build flexible authentication workflows for various user preferences and security requirements.

Yes, a publishable key is required for CloudBase web auth. You must obtain it via the auth-tool-cloudbase and complete the env and region setup during CloudBase JS SDK initialization before enabling login methods.

CloudBase session management involves configuring the JS SDK to maintain user data across sessions. You can use the authentication state to protect routes by verifying active logins before rendering secure content.

Yes, you can build a login modal using the CloudBase JS SDK. The SDK provides the necessary authentication APIs to handle sign-up, sign-in, and OTP verification directly within your frontend UI components.

User profile management after CloudBase login is handled through the initialized JS SDK. You can retrieve and update user data securely across active sessions following the authentication workflow guidance.