Sveltekit Basic Auth

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Overview

The SvelteKit Basic Auth is a hook that adds password protection to an app. It checks for a valid authentication token and prompts the user to login using the browser's built-in authentication mechanism. The hook retrieves a list of username-password pairs from an environment variable and allows the authorized username to be accessed from the page data.

Features

  • Password protection for SvelteKit apps
  • Check for valid authentication token
  • Prompt user to login using browser's authentication mechanism
  • Retrieve username-password pairs from environment variable
  • Access authorized username from page data

Summary

The SvelteKit Basic Auth hook provides a simple and efficient way to add password protection to your SvelteKit app. By checking for a valid token and prompting the user to login, it ensures only authorized users can access the protected areas of your app. The hook retrieves username-password pairs from an environment variable, allowing you to easily manage and update the authorized users.

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