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Official JavaScript repository for Clerk authentication

Overview

This repository contains the Clerk JavaScript SDKs under the @clerk namespace. Clerk is a platform that allows users to incorporate authentication and user management features into their applications. The repository contains the SDKs for different environments/platforms that Clerk supports such as Node.js.

Features

  • Authentication and user management features
  • Quickstart guides for easy integration
  • Component reference page for exploring Clerk's components and features
  • Regular releases with detailed release notes
  • Open to community contributions with contribution guidelines
  • MIT license for the project
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