Facebook provider configuration in Better Auth
Import betterAuth and configure the facebook provider under the socialProviders option with clientId and clientSecret from environment variables.
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Import betterAuth and configure the facebook provider under the socialProviders option with clientId and clientSecret from environment variables.
Better Auth supports Facebook Login for Business. Provide the configId from Facebook Login For Business > Configurations alongside your clientId and clientSecret. The app must be a Business app and the configuration must be of the 'User access token' type; 'System-user access token' is not supported.
Facebook may omit the email field even when the permission is granted, due to phone-only accounts, revoked consent, or addresses Meta has marked invalid. Use mapProfileToUser as a fallback to handle providers without email.
Use authClient.signIn.social() with provider set to 'facebook' to initiate Facebook sign-in on the client.
The scopes option overrides Facebook permissions. Default scopes are 'email' and 'public_profile'. The fields option extends the list of fields to retrieve from the Facebook user profile; default fields are 'id', 'name', 'email', 'picture'.
To use Facebook sign in with Better Auth, you need a client ID and client Secret from the Facebook Developer Portal. Navigate to your app, then App Settings > Basic. The App ID becomes your clientId and the App Secret becomes your clientSecret.
The clientSecret is sensitive information and must not be exposed in client-side code such as frontend apps.
Set the redirect URL to http://localhost:3000/api/auth/callback/facebook for local development. For production, set it to your application's URL. If you change the base path of the auth routes, update the redirect URL accordingly.
Use authClient.signIn.social() with the idToken parameter to sign in using an ID token from the client-side. For limited login, pass idToken.token. For access token only, pass both idToken.token and idToken.accessToken together. When ID token is provided, no redirection occurs and the user is signed in directly.
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transport streamable HTTP, MCP protocol 2025-06-18
auth Authorization: Bearer <token from https://mozg.sh/settings/tokens>
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