Pocketbase Sveltekit Auth
Sample SvelteKit app with PocketBase integration
Overview:
The pocketbase-sveltekit-auth project demonstrates the integration of PocketBase with SvelteKit 1.0. It includes features like login and registration pages, as well as examples of retrieving the current user. The project can be followed along with a video on YouTube.
Features:
- Integration with PocketBase: Demonstrates how to integrate PocketBase with SvelteKit 1.0.
- Login and Registration Pages: Includes feature pages for user login and registration.
- Current User Retrieval: Provides examples of how to retrieve the current user.
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