Checking if a teamId belongs to an orgId in Better Auth Organization
Is there a way to check if a teamId belongs to an orgId, and vice versa, when using Better Auth Organization?
export default async function Page({
params,
}: {
params: Promise<{ orgId: string; teamId: string }>;
}) {
return <span>hello world</span>;
}
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@Better Auth
Hi there! It sounds like there are a few topics that the Better Auth community has been discussing recently. For example, some developers have been asking about how to configure password strength rules (e.g., enforcing special characters, numbers, uppercase letters, etc.) to avoid weak passwords [3]. Others are interested in ensuring correct handling during sign-in flows, like returning the proper status code for unverified emails [2].
Are you looking for more details on one of these areas, or is there another topic within Better Auth you’d like to explore further?
Sources:
[2] fix: ensure correct status code for unverified email in sign-in
[3] Password strength
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Password strength · Issue #779 · better-auth/better-auth
I can't see to find a config for this but it would be nice an option to configure the password strength, (special chars, numbers, uppercase, etc.). Right now I could just type 12345678... Unles...
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Is there a way to check if a teamId belongs to an orgId, and vice versa, when using Better Auth Organization?
export default async function Page({
params,
}: {
params: Promise<{ orgId: string; teamId: string }>;
}) {
return <span>hello world</span>;
}