better-auth-best-practices

To configure Better Auth for email/password and OAuth, you need to set the appName, baseURL, and basePath in your core config, then define your authentication adapters and plugins to handle the specific server and client workflows securely.

The best way to structure Better Auth session management is to apply the recommended security defaults and model naming conventions provided in the documentation, ensuring your TypeScript plugins are correctly enforced across both server and client codebases.

Yes, Better Auth supports magic links and passkeys for user authentication. You can implement these core auth flows by integrating the appropriate authentication plugins and configuring the required security settings within your TypeScript application.

Yes, you can use Better Auth with existing database adapters. The framework provides guidance on model naming, security defaults, and migration strategies to ensure your authentication system remains robust and scalable during integration.

Handling client-server boundaries and error handling with Better Auth requires following the practical considerations outlined in the best practices, ensuring strong security postures are maintained across your server and client codebases during authentication workflows.