better-auth

TypeScript authentication can be implemented across frameworks like Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, and Express using a framework-agnostic server and client setup. This approach configures email/password, OAuth, and sessions to power secure apps universally.

Two-factor authentication and WebAuthn passkeys work by layering TOTP verification and passkey challenges on top of standard email/password and OAuth login flows. This mechanism secures user sessions through environment-driven configuration and plugin-based feature selection.

Yes, you can use role-based access control (RBAC) and multi-tenant support for TypeScript applications. These features manage authorization permissions across different user roles and tenant boundaries within your secure app's session management.

Yes, this authentication approach supports database adapters and framework-agnostic deployments. It generates adapters and applies plugin-based feature selection to meet environment-driven configuration requirements across various TypeScript runtimes.

The best way to add OAuth providers like Google and GitHub to SvelteKit or Express is through easy integration via plugin-based selection. This configures OAuth providers directly within your framework-agnostic TypeScript server setup.

Environment-driven configuration and plugin-based feature selection are set up to apply specific authentication mechanisms like 2FA, RBAC, and WebAuthn dynamically. This ensures your TypeScript application only includes the exact authorization features needed for secure deployments.