Client Auth

by fullstackhousefullstackhouse/open-mercato-client-auth

Sign-in for SPAs and mobile apps: JSON session endpoints and Google and Apple OAuth, all issuing core auth sessions.

Install

The package has no src/modules and dist/modules pair, so it cannot be installed.

When to use

Use when a customer-facing SPA or mobile app needs login, signup, refresh and password reset against the same users as the app.

What it adds

  • 1 database table.
  • 14 API routes, 14 open to the public.
  • 3 events other modules can react to.
  • Connects to accounts.google.com, appleid.apple.com and 2 more hosts.

Works with

  • Google
  • Apple

Readme

This is the author's README, shortened. The catalog has not checked it.

@fullstackhouse/open-mercato-client-auth

Authentication for external clients of an Open Mercato application — SPAs, mobile apps, and other first-party clients that are not the /backend staff console. It provides JSON session endpoints, Google and Apple OAuth, and a pluggable verifier/store architecture, all issuing regular core-auth platform sessions (the same JWT + refresh-token pair as core login), so signed-in clients look identical to the rest of the system regardless of how they signed in.

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Status

v0.2 — JSON session endpoints. The full SPEC-055 §D contract — login, session (whoami), refresh, logout, signup, password-reset/{request,confirm} — is implemented under /api/client_auth/* over core AuthService, alongside the v0.1 Google/Apple OAuth port, the issueSession() seam, cookie/body transports, and the core-auth user store.

Next: the better-auth verifier engine (feature-gated; drawn from real product need — OTP / passkeys / device flow) and an integration-test harness (ephemeral host app in CI) are planned but not yet part of this repo — unit tests cover the verifier/store/transport logic.

Install

npm install @fullstackhouse/open-mercato-client-auth
# peer deps: @open-mercato/core, @open-mercato/shared, @mikro-orm/* (v7), next, zod

Register the module in your app's src/modules.ts:

const modules = [
  // ...core modules...
  { id: 'client_auth', from: '@fullstackhouse/open-mercato-client-auth' },
]

The package ships the compiled module tree at dist/modules/client_auth/, which is where the Open Mercato CLI resolves package-backed modules from. Then run yarn generate (or mercato generate) and apply migrations.

Endpoints

Session (email/password)
EndpointPurpose
POST /api/client_auth/login{ email, password } → verifies credentials, issues a session. Responds { ok, token, refreshToken, expiresAt, user } and sets cookies.
GET /api/client_auth/sessionWhoami. Reads the cookie or bearer token → { user, expiresAt }; 401 when unauthenticated.
POST /api/client_auth/refreshsession_token cookie or { refreshToken } → a fresh access JWT ({ ok, token, expiresAt, user } + cookie), reusing the same refresh token. 401 (+ cleared cookies) when the refresh token is invalid/expired.
POST /api/client_auth/logoutRevokes the session row (from the session_token cookie or { refreshToken }) and clears cookies.
POST /api/client_auth/signup{ email, password, name? } → creates a confirmed user in the default tenant with the base role, then issues a session (201). 409 when the email is taken; 403 when signup is disabled.
POST /api/client_auth/password-reset/request{ email, redirectTo? } → always { ok: true } (anti-enumeration). When the email exists, emits client_auth.password_reset.requested carrying the reset token so the host sends the email.
POST /api/client_auth/password-reset/confirm{ token, newPassword } → resets the password (core revokes all of the user's sessions). 400 on an invalid/expired token.

expiresAt is the access-token (8h) expiry — what clients use to schedule a preemptive refresh; the refresh token lives REFRESH_TOKEN_DAYS (30d).

Password-reset email is the host's job. The package creates the core PasswordReset token and emits client_auth.password_reset.requested ({ userId, email, token, redirectTo, tenantId }). Subscribe to it and send the email via your notifications stack with a link to your frontend's reset-password screen. The package intentionally owns no email templates.

OAuth (Google / Apple)
EndpointPurpose
POST /api/client_auth/oauth/google/initStart Google sign-in (returns the authorization URL). Body: `{ platform: 'web'\'mobile', redirect? }`

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Listing

  • github:fullstackhouse/open-mercato-client-auth
  • Unclaimed

Compatibility per Open Mercato version

  • Built for 0.6 and later (peers >=0.6.0)
  • Not installable by the catalog

Install per version and agent rules

Install

Agent policy: Refuse
  • Not installablePackage has no src/modules and dist/modules pair.
  • Not officialThird-party code runs with access to all tenants' data.

Nothing to install. The reasons are above.

Install plan

// Install plan · fullstackhouse/open-mercato-client-auth@0.4.0 → OM 0.9.0

Agent policy: Refuse

  • Not installablePackage has no src/modules and dist/modules pair.
  • Not officialThird-party code runs with access to all tenants' data.
  • Not verifiedNot yet tested in a new app on 0.9.
Adds
  • tables1
  • routes14 (10 public)
  • eventsemits 3
Needs
  • envOAUTH_MOBILE_REDIRECT_URI
  • envOAUTH_WEB_REDIRECT_ORIGINS
  • envREFRESH_TOKEN_DAYS
  • envCLIENT_AUTH_PASSWORD_MIN_LENGTH
  • envCLIENT_AUTH_SIGNUP_ENABLED
  • envCLIENT_AUTH_DEFAULT_ROLE
  • envGOOGLE_CLIENT_ID
  • envGOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET
  • envAPPLE_CLIENT_ID
  • envAPPLE_CLIENT_SECRET
  • envAPPLE_TEAM_ID
  • envAPPLE_KEY_ID
  • envAPPLE_PRIVATE_KEY
  • envJWT_SECRET
  • networkaccounts.google.com
  • networkappleid.apple.com
  • networkoauth2.googleapis.com
  • networkwww.googleapis.com
Conflicts
  • none
License
  • MIT, open source
Then
  • runyarn generate
  • runyarn db:migrate (ask the user first)
Command
npx create-mercato-module install fullstackhouse/open-mercato-client-auth --ref v0.4.0

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Package facts

Repository
fullstackhouse/open-mercato-client-auth
Latest
0.4.0
License
MIT
Built for
>=0.6.0

Anatomy

What it adds, section by section

// Anatomy

Read from src/ · fullstackhouse/open-mercato-client-auth@0.4.0

  • ADDS 1 TABLE
  • 14 ROUTES (14 PUBLIC)
  • EMITS 3 EVENTS
Public routes
  • Data1
  • API14
  • UI0
  • Events3
  • Background0
  • AI0
  • Extends0

Data1

API14

/api/client_auth/

Events3

client_auth.

Config14

Network4

Not present: permissions, UI, background jobs, AI tools.

Read statically from src/ in the published tarball. Code was not executed. Describes what the code declares, not whether it is safe.

Hygienefail

Versions

  1. 0.4.0latestFirst version read by the catalog.facts.json

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Receipts

  • 0.8.0 · previousNot installable by the catalog.
  • 0.9.0 · latestNot installable by the catalog.
  • next · 0.10.1-develop.7701Not installable by the catalog.

Quality

Rules for Verified · 0.9 · 3 of 5 pass

  • ✗VER-1Receipt on 0.9: not installable by the catalog.What to fix Publish the package with the src/modules and dist/modules pair.
  • ✓VER-2Fits statically on 0.9: ok.
  • ✓VER-3Supply chain: ok.
  • ✗VER-4Lint errors: install-scripts.What to fix Fix the error rules listed under Hygiene in the Anatomy tab.
  • ✓VER-5Tested on a pinned tag.

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