@base-sdk/auth-first-party
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> This is a package for authenticating base and bridged services itself. if you are looking for package implementing your own auth on your own service, please refer [@base-sdk/auth](../auth)
auth-first-partyThis is a package for authenticating base and bridged services itself. if you are looking for package implementing your own auth on your own service, please refer @base-sdk/auth
You will not have to install this package manually. this package is only used for bridged first party products.
yarn add --dev @base-sdk/auth-first-party
The usage of this package is exceptional. all other package have it's corresponding backend service, but not this. This package is used for authenticating bridged first party applications, which is all oepnsource. only the interface and process are presend here, actual authentication service is closed and managed securely.
From below, the usage guide is only for bridged security developers, not for general bridged users.
Base is an opensource firebase alternative for building enterprise level applications. the backend runs on lambda as MSA, and you can self-host it if you want. the backend is available at bridgedxyz/base
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> This is a package for authenticating base and bridged services itself. if you are looking for package implementing your own auth on your own service, please refer [@base-sdk/auth](../auth)
We found that @base-sdk/auth-first-party demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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