userInfoUrl configuration field
userInfoUrl is an optional string representing the endpoint to fetch user profile information. Not required if using discoveryUrl.
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userInfoUrl is an optional string representing the endpoint to fetch user profile information. Not required if using discoveryUrl.
clientId is a required string representing the OAuth client ID issued by the provider.
clientSecret is a required string representing the OAuth client secret issued by the provider.
scopes is an optional array of strings representing scopes to request from the provider (e.g., ['openid', 'email', 'profile']).
authorizationUrl is an optional string representing the OAuth provider's authorization endpoint. Not required if using discoveryUrl.
The plugin automatically mounts the route /oauth2/callback/:providerId to handle OAuth callbacks. By default this becomes ${baseURL}/api/auth/oauth2/callback/:providerId. The :providerId parameter is required and must match the configured provider ID. This URL must be registered with the OAuth provider as the redirect URI.
The GenericOAuthConfig interface has the following fields: providerId (string), discoveryUrl (string, optional), issuer (string, optional), requireIssuerValidation (boolean, optional), authorizationUrl (string, optional), tokenUrl (string, optional), userInfoUrl (string, optional), clientId (string), clientSecret (string), scopes (string array, optional), redirectURI (string, optional), responseType (string, optional), prompt (string, optional), pkce (boolean, optional), accessType (string, optional), accessTokenExpiresIn (number, optional), getUserInfo (optional function), mapProfileToUser (optional function), authorizationUrlParams (optional), tokenUrlParams (optional), disableImplicitSignUp (boolean, optional), disableSignUp (boolean, optional), authentication (string, optional, 'basic' or 'post'), discoveryHeaders (object, optional), authorizationHeaders (object, optional), overrideUserInfo (boolean, optional), getToken (optional function), responseMode (string, optional).
providerId is a required unique string to identify the OAuth provider configuration.
discoveryUrl is an optional URL to fetch the provider's OAuth 2.0/OIDC configuration. If provided, endpoints like authorizationUrl, tokenUrl, and userInfoUrl can be auto-discovered.
issuer is an optional field representing the expected issuer identifier for validation. If not provided but discoveryUrl is set, it will be fetched from the discovery document. When set, the callback validates that the iss parameter matches this value.
requireIssuerValidation is an optional boolean. When true, it requires the iss parameter in callbacks if an issuer is configured. This provides stricter security but may break with older OAuth servers. Defaults to false.
tokenUrl is an optional string representing the OAuth provider's token endpoint. Not required if using discoveryUrl.
redirectURI is an optional string representing the redirect URI to use for the OAuth flow. If not set, a default is constructed based on the app's base URL. Must include :providerId placeholder (e.g., 'https://example.com/api/auth/oauth2/callback/my-provider').
responseType is an optional string representing the OAuth response type. Defaults to 'code' for authorization code flow.
responseMode is an optional string representing the response mode for the authorization code request, such as 'query' or 'form_post'.
prompt is an optional string that controls the authentication experience (e.g., force login, consent, etc.).
pkce is an optional boolean. If true, enables PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) for enhanced security. Defaults to false.
accessType is an optional string representing the access type for the authorization request. Use 'offline' to request a refresh token.
accessTokenExpiresIn is an optional number representing the fallback access-token lifetime in seconds, used only when the provider's token response omits expires_in. Without a known expiry, getAccessToken cannot tell the token has expired and never refreshes it. Set this to the token's lifetime so the expiry is tracked and the token is refreshed when needed. Leave unset if the provider returns expires_in.
getToken is an optional function to exchange authorization code for tokens. If provided, this function will be used instead of the default token exchange logic. Useful for providers with non-standard token endpoints that use GET requests or custom parameters.
getUserInfo is an optional function to fetch user info from the provider, given the OAuth tokens. If not provided, a default fetch is used.
mapProfileToUser is an optional function to map the provider's user profile to the app's user object. Useful for custom field mapping or transformations.
authorizationUrlParams is an optional field for additional query parameters to add to the authorization URL. These can override default parameters. Can be an object or a function that returns parameters.
tokenUrlParams is an optional field for additional query parameters to add to the token URL. These can override default parameters. Can be an object or a function that returns parameters.
disableImplicitSignUp is an optional boolean. If true, disables automatic sign-up for new users. Sign-in must be explicitly requested with sign-up intent.
disableSignUp is an optional boolean. If true, disables sign-up for new users entirely. Only existing users can sign in.
authentication is an optional field representing the authentication method for token requests. Can be 'basic' or 'post'. Defaults to 'post'.
discoveryHeaders is an optional object for custom headers to include in the discovery request. Useful for providers that require special headers.
authorizationHeaders is an optional object for custom headers to include in the authorization request. Useful for providers that require special headers.
overrideUserInfo is an optional boolean. If true, the user's info in the database will be updated with the provider's info every time they sign in. Defaults to false.
The plugin includes built-in error handling for common OAuth issues. Errors are typically redirected to the application's error page with an appropriate error message in the URL parameters. If the callback URL is not provided, the user will be redirected to Better Auth's default error page.
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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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brain_verify brain_read brain_write brain_write_batch
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