Feathers Cloud Auth
Feathers Cloud Auth adds secure and scalable user authentication to any JavaScript and TypeScript web application. It works with any frontend framework and with NodeJS, Cloudflare Workers, Deno or Bun and even on websites with no server at all.
How it works
While Feathers Cloud Auth looks similar to traditional identity providers by letting users log in through a login page, it works a little different under the hood. Instead of oAuth flows and shared secrets, it uses cryptographic keys that are securely stored on each device and links them to a user identity.
The only thing needed to verify a user identity is the public application identifier. It is self contained and requires no backend, secrets or additional server requests. It even works offline.
Quick start
The fastest way to get up and running with Cloud Auth is by using our CLI tool with one of these commands.
Example
To create a fully working example application with a React, Vue or Svelte frontend and any of the supported backend platforms run:
npx @featherscloud/cli exampleIntegration
To integrate Cloud auth into an existing application run
npx @featherscloud/cli integrateWithout the CLI
If you don't like using the CLI tool, you can also sign up at app.feathers.cloud, create an organization and application and then use the code examples in this documentation.
What's next?
Feathers Cloud Auth comes in two parts:
- The client that is integrated into your web application and is used to manage user identities, login page redirects and getting a valid access token to make requests to the backend. General integration details for any framework can be found on the client page and there are also examples how this integration can be used with
- The backend platform integration that verifies the access token in requests from the web application. General information can be found in the platforms page and a complete example for each platform at
Also have a look at the pricing page and API documentation.