nahmanmate/better-auth-mcp-server
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MCP Server for Authentication Management
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AI Evaluation ReportTotal Score: 9/10
The agent demonstrates a strong understanding of the migration process from NextAuth.js to Better Auth, providing a detailed and accurate step-by-step guide. It effectively covers key aspects such as database schema mapping, configuration updates, and testing, ensuring a smooth transition. The response aligns well with official guidelines, indicating a high level of competence in handling such tasks. However, the evaluation is based on a single interaction, and further testing across different scenarios would provide a more comprehensive assessment of the agent's capabilities.
Test case 1
Score: 9/10What are the key steps involved in migrating from NextAuth.js to Better Auth, and how can existing database schemas be mapped to ensure a smooth transition?The migration plan from NextAuth.js to Better Auth has been successfully generated. Here are the key steps involved in the migration process:
- Assessment of Current Implementation: Review your existing NextAuth.js setup, including configurations, authentication providers, and session management.
- Database Schema Mapping:
- Identify the current database schema used by NextAuth.js.
- Map the existing fields such as user IDs, session tokens, and provider data to the corresponding fields in Better Auth's schema.
- Ensure compatibility regarding data types and relationships.
- Installation of Better Auth:
- Install Better Auth in your project by following the installation instructions.
- Configure the necessary settings such as API keys and environment variables.
- Migration of User Data:
- Create a script to migrate user data from the existing NextAuth.js database to the new Better Auth database schema.
- Test the migration with a small dataset to ensure everything is mapped correctly.
- Updating Authentication Flows:
- Modify your authentication flows to use Better Auth's API for login, registration, and session management instead of NextAuth.js.
- Implement the necessary callbacks and error handling.
- Testing:
- Conduct thorough testing of the authentication workflows (login, registration, password reset, etc.) to ensure everything functions correctly with Better Auth.
- Monitor logs for any errors or unexpected behaviors.
- Deployment:
- Once testing is complete, deploy the changes to your production environment.
- Monitor the application for any issues after the migration.
- Documentation:
- Update your project's documentation to reflect the changes made during the migration. By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth transition from NextAuth.js to Better Auth while effectively mapping existing database schemas.
