create-auth-skill

To add authentication to a Next.js or SvelteKit app, you can scaffold and configure it using Better Auth. The process detects your framework, sets up database adapters, configures route handlers, and generates the required auth UI pages.

Yes, you can set up Google OAuth and social login in TypeScript. The scaffolding configures OAuth providers, route handlers, and database adapters to enable social sign-in alongside email/password authentication.

Yes, this authentication approach supports 2FA and Passkeys. It handles advanced security features including two-factor authentication, magic links, organizations, and email verification directly in your TypeScript application.

The best way to configure database adapters for user authentication is to use a scaffolding tool that detects your ORM, like Prisma or Drizzle, and automatically sets up the required connections for your TypeScript application.

You do not strictly need Prisma or Drizzle to implement email verification and password reset, but the scaffolding supports multiple ORMs. It configures your existing database adapter to handle these advanced auth features automatically.