Sveltekit Auth Example
An example SvelteKit app implementing a simple authentication system.
Overview
The SvelteKit Auth Example is a sample implementation reference for setting up authentication using SvelteKit. It provides code examples and demonstrations of various authentication backends. This project is a work in progress and is designed to be used as a reference when building your own app.
Features
- Form actions to login and signup: Implements form actions for user login and signup.
- Store the user's auth token in a cookie: Stores the user's authentication token in a cookie for easy access.
- Fetch the user in the handle hook in hooks.server: Retrieves user information in the handle hook in the server-side hooks.
- Implementation of a basic session store: Includes a basic session store for managing user sessions.
- Use route (groups) to protect pages: Uses route groups to protect certain pages and restrict access to authenticated users.
- Authenticate API endpoints via an auth token: Authenticates API endpoints using an authentication token passed in the
Authorization: Bearer <TOKEN>header. - Log out: Provides functionality for logging out the user.
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