nextauthjs/next-auth-example

Example showing how to use NextAuth.js with Next.js

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Added to GitGenius on September 17th, 2026
Created on May 9th, 2020
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NextAuth.js Example is a reference implementation demonstrating how to integrate NextAuth.js authentication into a Next.js application.

The project addresses the need for developers to understand how to implement authentication in Next.js projects by providing a working example application. It shows practical patterns for integrating NextAuth.js, which handles OAuth providers, passwordless authentication, and session management within the Next.js framework. Rather than explaining authentication in isolation, the example demonstrates these patterns in a real application context that developers can run, inspect, and adapt.

Developers should use this repository if they are building a Next.js application and need to add authentication without building authentication infrastructure from scratch. It suits projects of any scale that require OAuth integration or passwordless sign-in flows. The example is most valuable for teams evaluating NextAuth.js or learning its conventions before implementing authentication in their own applications. It provides a concrete reference point for how authentication components, API routes, and session handling fit together in a Next.js codebase.

The project maintains an active deployment that stays synchronized with the example code, allowing developers to see the authentication flows in action. The repository receives regular updates to keep pace with changes in both NextAuth.js and Next.js, ensuring the patterns demonstrated remain current with the underlying frameworks. The example covers multiple authentication strategies and provider configurations, reflecting the breadth of authentication scenarios developers encounter in production applications.