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@smbcloud/sdk-auth
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smbCloud SDK Auth
Browser auth SDK for smbCloud.
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@smbcloud/sdk-auth is the browser SDK for smbCloud Auth. It wraps the shared Rust auth crate through WebAssembly so browser apps can use the same auth API as other smbCloud clients.
Current exported browser APIs include:
signup_with_clientlogin_with_clientlogout_with_clientme_with_clientremove_with_clientEnvironmentnpm install @smbcloud/sdk-auth
import init, {
Environment,
login_with_client,
signup_with_client,
} from "@smbcloud/sdk-auth";
await init();
await signup_with_client(
Environment.Production,
"app-id",
"app-secret",
"name@example.com",
"password123",
);
From sdk/npm/smbcloud-auth:
npm run prepare:package
npm run pack:dry-run
This builds the wasm crate, stages the generated artifacts into the npm package folder, and lets you check the publish payload before release.
More browser and platform docs live in the smbCloud developer docs.
Apache-2.0
© 2026 Splitfire AB (smbCloud).
FAQs
Browser Auth SDK for smbCloud, built from Rust and WebAssembly.
The npm package @smbcloud/sdk-auth receives a total of 164 weekly downloads. As such, @smbcloud/sdk-auth popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @smbcloud/sdk-auth demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.

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