Absolute Auth is a TypeScript-based authentication system that provides a comprehensive solution for handling user authentication in web applications. It supports multiple authentication providers and offers features such as authorization, callback handling, token refresh, token revocation, and session management.
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/alexkahndev/absolute-auth.git cd absolute-auth -
Install the dependencies:
bun install
Start the example server:
bun dev- Open your browser and navigate to
http://localhost:3000to test the authentication flow.
- Authorization: Handles the authorization process by generating the authorization URL and redirecting the user to the authentication provider.
- Callback Handling: Handles the callback process by validating the authorization code, decoding the ID token, and creating or retrieving the user.
- Token Refresh: Handles the token refresh process by refreshing the access token using the refresh token.
- Token Revocation: Handles the token revocation process by revoking the access token.
- Session Management: Manages user sessions, including creating, retrieving, and removing sessions.
- Providers: Configure multiple authentication providers such as Google, GitHub, and more.
- Routes: Customize the routes for authorization, callback, signout, status, refresh, and revoke.
- Event Handlers: Define custom event handlers for authorization, callback, status, refresh, signout, and revoke events.
- User Management: Implement custom functions for creating and retrieving users.
components/Example.tsx: A React component that demonstrates the usage of the authentication system, including login, signout, and protected routes.components/Navbar.tsx: A React component that provides a navigation bar with authentication-related links and actions.server.ts: The main server file that sets up the example server, handles routes, and integrates the authentication system.
This project uses Bun and is built for Elysia.