better-auth-best-practices

To configure Better Auth authentication, set up environment variables, define core options, integrate database adapters, and configure user and account settings to support email/password and OAuth login flows.

Yes, Better Auth supports database integration with ORMs like Prisma and Drizzle. You configure database adapters within the core options to map session storage and user accounts to your existing schema.

The best way to manage sessions in Better Auth is by defining session storage priorities and implementing cookie cache strategies within your core configuration to ensure secure and efficient user state handling.

To add security measures to Better Auth, configure origin checks, enable CSRF protection, implement rate limiting, and utilize hooks to inject custom security logic into the authentication lifecycle.

Yes, Better Auth supports passkeys and magic links for authentication. You implement these by integrating specific plugins and configuring the email flow setup for secure delivery and verification.