How to use getOAuthState?
I have 1.4.3 version install and it tells me "better-auth/api/middlewares" does not exist
Pok, I think I figured it out. The documentation is wrong, you need to import
Also, it does not support the generic as documented
import { getOAuthState } from "better-auth/api"Also, it does not support the generic as documented
Phmm.. now the code does not crash, but it does not work:
Pis anyone able to use getOAuthState?
P:forever-alone:
PThat is pretty odd, this works on my end
PCould you provide more details on your setup?
Pwhere can I see a working example? could it be because I pass the additionalData on the client and I use the getOAuthState() on the backend? How does this feature work? I showed my code above, there is not much more to that I guess.
PNo you're code looks file, you would use the authClient to sign in with social, providing additionalData, then on the server in a database hook or normal hook you can get the state via
getOAuthState - so what you have is right.
PI'm more curious in what framework you're using, why you have
getAuth as a wrapper function, and potentially other important information that I should know.PEven if you didn't pass anything to additionalData you should still get stuff in the response of
getOAuthState - such as
callbackURL,codeVerifier, and more.
PI'm using hono on cloudflare. I call it like this:
app.on(["POST", "GET"], "/api/auth/", c => {
const auth = getAuth(c.env)
return auth.handler(c.req.raw)
})
app.use("", async (c, next) => {
const auth = getAuth(c.env)
const session = await auth.api.getSession({ headers: c.req.raw.headers })
if (!session) {
c.set("user", null)
c.set("session", null)
return next()
}
c.set("user", session.user)
c.set("session", session.session)
return next()
})
app.on(["POST", "GET"], "/api/auth/", c => {
const auth = getAuth(c.env)
return auth.handler(c.req.raw)
})
app.use("", async (c, next) => {
const auth = getAuth(c.env)
const session = await auth.api.getSession({ headers: c.req.raw.headers })
if (!session) {
c.set("user", null)
c.set("session", null)
return next()
}
c.set("user", session.user)
c.set("session", session.session)
return next()
})
Pany clues?
