Could it work with NuxtJS?

[biapar]

Could it work with NuxtJS?

[iaincollins]

Great question! Right now, no, but I've been thinking about that.

Next.js

The only Next.js specific dependancies are:

• req.cookies helper method
• req.body helper method

These are very convenient but easily replaced with generic cookie/form helper functions.

I had a quick look and the methods are not used in many places:

$ git grep -n 'req.cookies'
src/lib/jwt.js:29:  const cookieValue = cookieName ? req.cookies[cookieName] : req.cookies[secureCookieName] || req.cookies[insecureCookieName]
src/server/index.js:164:    if (req.cookies[cookies.csrfToken.name]) {
src/server/index.js:165:      const [csrfTokenValue, csrfTokenHash] = req.cookies[cookies.csrfToken.name].split('|')
src/server/index.js:190:    if (req.cookies[cookies.baseUrl.name]) {
src/server/index.js:191:      const [baseUrlValue, baseUrlHash] = req.cookies[cookies.baseUrl.name].split('|')
src/server/lib/callback-url-handler.js:14:  const callbackUrlCookieValue = req.cookies[cookies.callbackUrl.name] || null
src/server/routes/callback.js:29:  const sessionToken = req.cookies ? req.cookies[cookies.sessionToken.name] : null
src/server/routes/session.js:10:  const sessionToken = req.cookies[cookies.sessionToken.name]
src/server/routes/signout.js:10:  const sessionToken = req.cookies[cookies.sessionToken.name]

$ git grep -n 'req.body'
src/server/lib/oauth/callback.js:19:      const body = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body))
src/server/routes/callback.js:210:    const credentials = req.body
src/server/routes/signin.js:54:    const email = req.body.email ? req.body.email.toLowerCase() : null

I don't actually think this would be a significant amount of work, and would be easy to maintain.

React

The only React specific dependancies are:

• useSession() React Hook in client
• <Provider> in client

We could easily provide a client that doesn't have these (e.g. nextauth/client/vue).

I'm not sure what Vue.js specific functionality would be appropriate to add to the client.

Considerations

Another obvious thing to follow on from this, would be to have a vanilla JavaScript client and build the whole thing as a Serverless Component, so people can add the route to Serverless apps with a single line, but probably there are more things to do before we go there.

A vanilla JavaScript client seems to make sense though, and I'm happy to have a Vue.js specific one too if that makes sense to do.

[iaincollins]

Closing this as the question is answered.

I'm happy if anyone wants to raise this as a feature request.

[septatrix]

It this planned as part of the @auth/core project similar to @auth/sveltekit?