better-auth-best-practices

Implement authentication in a TypeScript app by installing Better Auth and configuring the core config, database adapters, and plugins. This setup enables secure sign-in flows, session management, and email flows across framework-agnostic web and server applications.

Yes, Better Auth supports OAuth and magic links in web applications. You can configure these authentication flows alongside email/password and passkeys using the framework's built-in adapters and plugin-based extensions for TypeScript projects.

Better Auth is framework-agnostic and works across different TypeScript web and server frameworks. It provides built-in adapters and a plugin ecosystem to integrate secure user sign-in and session management without rebuilding core authentication logic.

Configure session management and database adapters by defining them within the Better Auth core configuration. This allows your TypeScript application to securely handle user sessions and persist authentication data across various database providers.

The best way to add security controls and hooks to TypeScript authentication is by using Better Auth's plugin-based extensions. This approach applies security hardening, custom email flows, and client API requirements detailed in its configuration sections.

Use Better Auth instead of building custom authentication logic to leverage a TypeScript-first framework with built-in adapters, session management, and plugin-based extensibility. This provides scalable, secure sign-in across frameworks without rebuilding core auth code.