Clerk Sveltekit
Example implementation (POC) highly unstable implementation of Clerk + SvelteKit. WIP
Overview
This article introduces a proof of concept for using Clerk with SvelteKit. It is important to note that this code should be treated as an experiment and is not intended for production use. The article recommends using the official Clerk SvelteKit integration when it becomes available. The article provides instructions on how to use the proof of concept and highlights some of the features it offers. It also mentions that contributions are appreciated and includes a FAQ section addressing safety and usage concerns.
Features
- Client-side authentication
- Client-side session management
- Server-side authentication
- Server-side session management
Summary
This article presents a proof of concept for using Clerk with SvelteKit. Although the code is not intended for production use, it offers features such as client-side and server-side authentication, as well as session management. The article emphasizes the importance of using the official Clerk SvelteKit integration when it is released. Contributions are appreciated, and the FAQ section addresses common concerns regarding the safety and usage of the proof of concept code.
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