better-auth-best-practices

Better Auth integration involves installing the package, configuring environment variables such as baseURL and secret, then running CLI commands to migrate and generate authentication schemas for your TypeScript application.

Configuring OAuth providers and plugins in Better Auth requires using its plugin system to enable features like twoFactor and magicLink, while following security-first practices for session handling and user management.

Better Auth works with both Drizzle and Prisma adapters, providing instructions for connecting authentication flows to your existing database schema for proper session handling and user management.

Handling CSRF considerations and secret management involves applying security-first configuration guidelines for your baseURL and secret environment variables to protect API and web application authentication endpoints.

Yes, you can use Better Auth for both API and web client authentication flows, providing proper session handling and user management across different client types within your TypeScript application.

Running the `npx @better-auth/cli generate` command creates the necessary authentication schema files, ensuring your database structure matches your configured adapters and plugins for secure user authentication.