auth-redirect

0.0.4 verified Sat Apr 25 auth: no javascript

auth-redirect is a Seneca internal module for handling authentication redirects. Version 0.0.4 is the latest stable release. It is designed to be used internally by seneca-auth and is not intended for direct use. Release cadence is low; it is a minor utility within the Seneca ecosystem. Key differentiator: it is a plugin that is automatically loaded by seneca-auth, removing the need for manual setup.

Common errors

error Cannot find module 'auth-redirect' ↓

cause package not installed or not required correctly

fix

npm install auth-redirect and then require it or let seneca-auth load it.

error Error: auth-redirect plugin not found ↓

cause Seneca framework cannot locate the plugin

fix

Ensure auth-redirect is installed and registered via seneca.use('auth-redirect').

Warnings

gotcha auth-redirect is an internal module for seneca-auth and should not be used directly in most cases. ↓

fix Use seneca-auth instead, which automatically includes auth-redirect.

deprecated This package is not actively maintained; it is tied to Seneca v3 ecosystem. ↓

fix Consider migrating to Seneca v3+ and using seneca-auth.

gotcha No documentation beyond README; code may have breaking changes between minor versions. ↓

fix Pin to exact version if using directly.

Install

npm install auth-redirect

yarn add auth-redirect

pnpm add auth-redirect

Imports

authRedirect

wrong

const authRedirect = require('auth-redirect')

correct

import { authRedirect } from 'auth-redirect'

ESM import; its a named export. Only used internally by seneca-auth.

default

wrong

const { default } = require('auth-redirect')

correct

import authRedirect from 'auth-redirect'

Default import available; typically not used directly by consumer code.

Seneca plugin registration
```
require('seneca').use('auth-redirect')
```
CommonJS pattern: plugin loaded via use() in Seneca. Not typically done manually.

Quickstart

Initializes Seneca and loads auth-redirect plugin (though normally loaded automatically by seneca-auth).

const Seneca = require('seneca');
const seneca = Seneca();
seneca.use('auth-redirect');
seneca.ready(() => {
  console.log('auth-redirect plugin loaded');
});