Sveltekit Web3auth
Web3 auth via JWTs for Sveltekit
Overview:
The Sveltekit + Web3auth project aims to integrate web3auth via MetaMask with a JWT Issuing auth server from a confidential client for use with APIs in Sveltekit. This integration allows for a seamless login process, with navigation to protected pages of the app not requiring a request to the Authorization Server. Sveltekit hooks take care of the client-side implementation, ensuring a smooth user experience.
Features:
- Integration of web3auth via MetaMask with a JWT Issuing auth server.
- Seamless login process without requiring a request to the Authorization Server for protected page navigation.
- Use of Sveltekit hooks to handle the client-side implementation.
Summary:
The Sveltekit + Web3auth project provides a seamless integration of web3auth via MetaMask with a JWT Issuing auth server, enabling secure authentication within an API-driven Sveltekit application. The use of Sveltekit hooks simplifies the client-side implementation, ensuring a smooth and user-friendly login process. With easy-to-follow installation instructions, developers can quickly get started with this project and customize it to fit their specific requirements.
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