safe-action-better-auth

To add typed authorization to Next.js server actions, inject a typed auth context containing user and session data into your action handlers to enforce secure role checks and access control.

Integrate Better Auth by configuring your auth instance to pre-fetch session data and enabling the nextCookies plugin, ensuring authenticated server actions have reliable access to user session context.

Yes, you need to enable authInterrupts in next.config.ts to allow authentication redirects to interrupt server action execution cleanly, preventing unauthorized operations from proceeding.

The best way to handle optional authentication in safe actions is to pre-fetch session data via Better Auth and conditionally pass the typed auth context, allowing actions to adapt to both guest and authenticated users.

Session cookies are likely missing because the nextCookies integration was not enabled, which is required to bridge cookie data into the server action execution context for reliable session retrieval.

Yes, you can enforce role checks by supplying a typed auth context with user and session properties to your safe actions, applying centralized authorization patterns before executing logic.