OpenAuth Server
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OpenAuth is a universal provider for managing user authentication. By deploying OpenAuth on Cloudflare Workers, you can add scalable authentication to your application.
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What is OpenAuth Server?
OpenAuth is a universal provider for managing user authentication. It allows you to add scalable authentication to your application by deploying it on Cloudflare Workers.
How to use OpenAuth Server?
To use OpenAuth, you can start a new project using the C3 CLI with the provided template. You'll need to create a D1 database and KV namespace, update the wrangler.json file with the database and namespace IDs, run database migrations, and then deploy the project using wrangler.
Key features of OpenAuth Server
User login
User registration
Password reset
Scalable authentication
Cloudflare Workers deployment
D1 database integration
KV storage integration
Use cases of OpenAuth Server
Adding authentication to a web application
Managing user accounts
Implementing password reset functionality
Scaling authentication for a growing user base
Securing APIs
FAQ from OpenAuth Server
What is D1?
What is D1?
D1 is Cloudflare's serverless SQL database.
What is KV?
What is KV?
KV is Cloudflare's key-value storage.
How do I create a D1 database?
How do I create a D1 database?
You can create a D1 database using the wrangler CLI with the command npx wrangler d1 create <database_name>.
How do I create a KV namespace?
How do I create a KV namespace?
You can create a KV namespace using the wrangler CLI with the command npx wrangler kv namespace create <binding_name>.
Where can I find the database and namespace IDs?
Where can I find the database and namespace IDs?
The database ID is returned when you create the D1 database. The namespace ID is returned when you create the KV namespace.