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Verifying API key from a plugin

Plugins related✅Solved

Hello,
I have a custom plugin with

createAuthEndpoint

createAuthEndpoint

based endpoints. I'd like to verify an api key from the implementation, what's the recommended way to do that? @Better Auth

Solution

Ok seems like the following works:

const ret = await ctx.context
  .getPlugin('api-key')!
  .endpoints!.verifyApiKey({
    body: {
      configId: 'XXX',
      key: ctx.headers!.get('YYY') as string,
    },
    context: {
      ...ctx.context,
    },
  })

const ret = await ctx.context
  .getPlugin('api-key')!
  .endpoints!.verifyApiKey({
    body: {
      configId: 'XXX',
      key: ctx.headers!.get('YYY') as string,
    },
    context: {
      ...ctx.context,
    },
  })

Does that

context: { ... }

context: { ... }

part seem safe to you? I'm not 100% sure if thats the right approach.

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Kezlar

Verifying API key from a plugin

Plugins related✅Solved

Hello,
I have a custom plugin with

createAuthEndpoint

createAuthEndpoint

based endpoints. I'd like to verify an api key from the implementation, what's the recommended way to do that? @Better Auth

Solution

Ok seems like the following works:

const ret = await ctx.context
  .getPlugin('api-key')!
  .endpoints!.verifyApiKey({
    body: {
      configId: 'XXX',
      key: ctx.headers!.get('YYY') as string,
    },
    context: {
      ...ctx.context,
    },
  })

const ret = await ctx.context
  .getPlugin('api-key')!
  .endpoints!.verifyApiKey({
    body: {
      configId: 'XXX',
      key: ctx.headers!.get('YYY') as string,
    },
    context: {
      ...ctx.context,
    },
  })

Does that

context: { ... }

context: { ... }

part seem safe to you? I'm not 100% sure if thats the right approach.

Jump to solution

Verifying API key from a plugin

Verifying API key from a plugin

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