Authentication Features
A full overview of the authentication system in this Next.js + Supabase boilerplate, including password-based, passwordless, and OAuth logins.
Here, you get a secure and ready-to-use auth system that handles password-based, passwordless, and social logins.
It's built with Supabase, offering a flexible and secure way to manage user authentication.
All sensitive operations run exclusively on the server so your credentials and secret logic stay hidden.
- Password-Based Auth (the traditional email/password flow)
- Passwordless Auth (magic links / OTP)
- Social & OAuth Logins (with support for multiple providers)
Password-Based Auth
This is the classic login method. Users provide an email and password. The system validates inputs (using) and processes sign-ups or sign-ins securely on the server.
All inputs are validated and all emails are verified.
Passwordless Auth
For a frictionless experience, users can log in without a password. They simply enter their email, and a magic link or OTP is sent:
No passwords to remember means less friction and a smoother user experience.
Social & OAuth Logins
Social login allows users to authenticate using their existing accounts (Google, Facebook, Apple, GitHub, etc.). This flow is unified so you can easily switch providers without changing your core code.
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Customize the OAuth buttons by simply adjusting the provider’s name and logo—supporting as many providers as you need.
Enjoy the freedom to pick the authentication method that fits your project best!