Authentication
Implement secure and efficient authentication solutions for your applications.
Auth.js
authjs.dev
A web authentication solution that simplifies the process of implementing secure user authentication. It supports various authentication providers, making it versatile for developers looking to integrate authentication features into their web applications.
Better Auth
better-auth.com
Authentication library for TypeScript, supporting popular frameworks like React, Vue, and Next.js. Features include email and password authentication with secure password hashing, social sign-on options for platforms such as GitHub and Google, and built-in two-factor authentication for enhanced security. Offers organization and access control to manage user permissions effectively. Auth for frameworks
Clerk
clerk.com
A comprehensive user management platform designed for modern web applications like React, Next.js, and Remix. It offers a suite of embeddable UIs, flexible APIs, and admin dashboards for user authentication and management. Key features include automatic multifactor authentication, SOC 2 type 2 certification, session lifecycle management, social sign-on options, and machine learning to reduce fraudulent sign-ups. Clerk also supports secure password authentication with breach detection, webhook events for application control, and SDKs for various frameworks, making it an ideal solution for multi-tenant SaaS applications.
Lucia Auth
lucia-auth.com
An open source authentication library that simplifies session management. It integrates with databases to provide an easy-to-use API, making it straightforward to understand and extend.
Stack Auth
stack-auth.com
Stack Auth is an open-source alternative to Auth0, designed for seamless integration into Next.js projects. It offers a customizable sign-in page with beautifully styled components, allowing developers to focus on functionality rather than design. Key features include management of JWTs and access tokens, support for B2B customers with organizational tools, and the ability to define complex permission structures. Users can access third-party OAuth APIs like Gmail and OneDrive without dealing with OAuth flows. Stack Auth supports self-hosting, is developer-friendly, and allows for easy syncing of user data through webhooks. The platform also includes client and server APIs for building custom front- and backends, user impersonation for debugging, and integration with services like Slack using Webhooks.