@@codybontecou Using it with Next and Microsoft SSO, it's supported although it wasn't as straight forward as I would've liked. I had to glue it together from their docs on ms-sso, the github example and Microsoft's official ID token claims reference.
Hello, maybe you can tell me how to implement dynamic changes to Session.expires. So that there is an opportunity from the client part in the signIn("credentials") method using the checkbox to select Session.expires = "Session" and some number of seconds specified in the settings.
Hey Corleone, take a look at this guide from next-auth: next-auth.js.org/v3/tutorials/refresh-token-rotation Specifically, the JWT callback logic has a accessTokenExpires value you should be able to adjust.
This video is both interesting and ASMR. 😊
Haha glad you like it.
Thanks for awesome tutorials 💚💚
Slowly but surely getting content out!
Please, more info about Credentials auth!!! 🎉
Hey pir0, what store of information would you like to know?
Oh I really wished I found this one month ago.... (but I moved to lucia-auth which has porsager/pg)
Nice! Are you using lucia-auth with Nuxt?
@@codybontecou Using it with Next and Microsoft SSO, it's supported although it wasn't as straight forward as I would've liked. I had to glue it together from their docs on ms-sso, the github example and Microsoft's official ID token claims reference.
Hello, maybe you can tell me how to implement dynamic changes to Session.expires. So that there is an opportunity from the client part in the signIn("credentials") method using the checkbox to select Session.expires = "Session" and some number of seconds specified in the settings.
Hey Corleone, take a look at this guide from next-auth: next-auth.js.org/v3/tutorials/refresh-token-rotation
Specifically, the JWT callback logic has a accessTokenExpires value you should be able to adjust.