better-auth-lead

import { createBetterAuth } from '@better-auth/core'; import { lead } from 'better-auth-lead'; // Assume 'sendEmail' is a function that sends an email // e.g., using nodemailer, resend, or a custom service. async function sendEmail({ to, subject, text }: { to: string; subject: string; text: string }) { console.log(`Sending email to ${to} with subject: ${subject}`); console.log(`Body: ${text}`); // In a real application, integrate with an email sending service here. // Example: await resend.emails.send({ to, subject, text }); } const betterAuth = createBetterAuth({ plugins: [ lead({ sendVerificationEmail: async ({ lead, url }) => { const { verificationEmailSentAt } = lead; // Implement basic rate-limiting to prevent sending too many emails if ( verificationEmailSentAt && Date.now() - verificationEmailSentAt.getTime() < 60 * 1000 // 1 minute cooldown ) { console.log( `Skipping verification email for ${lead.email}: recent email already sent.`, ); return false; } void sendEmail({ to: lead.email, subject: 'Please verify your email address', text: `Click the link to verify your email: ${url}`, }); return true; // Indicate that an email was sent }, onEmailVerified: async ({ lead }) => { console.log(`Lead ${lead.email} has been successfully verified!`); // Additional logic after email verification, e.g., update CRM, send welcome email } }), ], }); // To use betterAuth, you would typically export it or integrate it into an HTTP server setup. // For example, in a Next.js API route or an Express app. // console.log('Better Auth with Lead plugin configured.');