Svelte OIDC Component
The svelte-oidc is an OIDC Client Component for Svelte. It allows developers to easily integrate OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication into their Svelte applications. The component supports client-side authentication and can be used with popular identity providers such as Okta, Auth0, KeyCloak, IdentityServer, and Ory.
The svelte-oidc component provides an easy-to-use solution for integrating OIDC authentication in Svelte applications. It allows developers to work with different identity providers without dealing with vendor-specific assumptions, enabling smoother migration between providers. With its various components and stores, developers can easily handle authentication, access tokens, user info, and more.
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