better-auth-best-practices

Configuring Better Auth in TypeScript involves setting core options like appName, baseURL, secret, and database adapters to establish secure authentication. This standardized setup enables robust session management and CSRF protection across your application.

Yes, Better Auth supports OAuth, magic links, and passkeys through its plugin-led extensibility model. You can enable two-factor authentication and social providers while maintaining a cohesive security model across your application.

Yes, Better Auth supports database migrations using Prisma and Drizzle adapters. These adapters allow you to manage your database schema while maintaining a secure authentication setup across development, staging, and production environments.

The best way to manage Better Auth sessions across environments is by using standardized configuration patterns and secondaryStorage options. This ensures consistent session strategies and secure deployments from development through production.

Better Auth plugins handle two-factor authentication by extending the core framework with modular, secure flows. This plugin-based architecture ensures features like 2FA integrate cohesively without compromising the base session or CSRF security model.

Yes, TypeScript is required as Better Auth is a TypeScript-first authentication framework. Using TypeScript ensures type safety and allows you to fully leverage the framework's standardized configuration patterns for secure auth integration.