Twitch Authorization Provider
Add Twitch authorization provider to Aura Auth to authenticate and authorize
Twitch
Set up Twitch authorization provider to the authentication instance to Aura Auth.
What you'll learn
Through this quick start guide you are going to learn and understand the basics and how to set up Twitch provider to Aura Auth.
Twitch OAuth App
Creating an OAuth app
The first step is to log in to the Developer Console and enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in the Security and Privacy panel. Your session will be refreshed, so you'll need to log in again.
Once your account settings are complete, the next step is to create and register a Twitch Developer Application to access user resources such as Get Users (used by Aura Auth), Repositories, Organizations, etc.
For more detailed information, see Register Your App, Twitch Access Token Scopes, and Get Users.
Registering a Twitch OAuth app includes:
Name: The application name shown when users grant access to the app.OAuth Redirect URLs: The URL where Twitch will redirect after authentication. It should end in/auth/callback/twitchfor local and production environments.- Local environment:
http://localhost:3000/auth/callback/twitch - Production environment: Set the URL of your application.
- Local environment:
Category: The application type (Game Integration,Application Integration,Browser Extension,Broadcaster Suite,Chat Bot,Giveaway/Loyalty Tool,Analytics Tool, orOther).Client Type: Defines the confidentiality of key storage (publicorconfidential). For more details onClient Types, read RFC 6749.
Twitch Aura Auth
Installation
Install the package using a package manager like npm, pnpm or yarn
npm install @aura-stack/authEnvironment setup
Now, it's time to create and consume the Twitch credentials required and used by Aura Auth, it include the client Id and client Secret and write them into a .env file.
Additionally set the secret used by Aura Auth to sign and encrypt the user's session.
# Twitch Credentials
AURA_AUTH_TWITCH_CLIENT_ID="twitch_client_id"
AURA_AUTH_TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET="twitch_client_secret"
# Aura Secret
AURA_AUTH_SECRET="32-bytes-secret"
# Aura Salt
AURA_AUTH_SALT="32-bytes-salt"The AURA_AUTH_SECRET is recommended to be a random, high-entropy key to prevent attackers from deciphering the secret used by
the Aura Auth application.
Configure the provider
Set the oauth option of the createAuth instance and writing "twitch" name.
import { createAuth } from "@aura-stack/auth"
export const auth = createAuth({
oauth: ["twitch"],
})
export const { handlers } = authCustom configuration
import { createAuth } from "@aura-stack/auth"
import { twitch } from "@aura-stack/auth/oauth/twitch"
export const auth = createAuth({
oauth: [
twitch({
scope: "user:read:email",
}),
],
})
export const { handlers } = authGet HTTP Handlers
Use the HTTP handlers to consume the authentication logic and flow the Aura Auth library to be integrated into routers and frameworks.
import { handlers } from "@/auth"
export const { GET, POST } = handlersThe returned handlers include pre-built routes used in OAuth flows (/signIn/:oauth, /callback/:oauth, /session, /signOut
and /csrfToken). You can mount them in Express, Hono, Next.js, or any runtime that supports native Request and Response APIs.