better-auth-mikro-orm

import { mikroOrmAdapter } from "better-auth-mikro-orm"; import { betterAuth } from "better-auth"; import { MikroORM } from "@mikro-orm/core"; // Assume 'orm' is an initialized MikroORM instance // For demonstration, we'll create a mock, but in a real app, it would be MikroORM.init const mockEntityManager = { find: async () => [], findOne: async () => null, persistAndFlush: async () => {}, removeAndFlush: async () => {}, nativeInsert: async () => {}, nativeUpdate: async () => {}, nativeDelete: async () => {}, transactional: async (cb: any) => cb(), getRepository: (entity: any) => ({ /* mock methods */ }), count: async () => 0 }; const orm = { em: mockEntityManager } as unknown as MikroORM; // Your Mikro ORM instance export const auth = betterAuth({ database: mikroOrmAdapter(orm), // Don't forget to disable the ID generator if it is already managed by MikroORM advanced: { database: { generateId: false } } }); console.log("Better Auth instance initialized with MikroORM adapter."); // You would typically use 'auth' here, e.g., auth.signIn, auth.createUser // For example, to check if the adapter works: async function demonstrateUsage() { // This is a conceptual example, actual usage depends on Better Auth's API // which would interact with the adapter's methods like find, create, etc. // Example: Trying to create a user (conceptual, requires Better Auth's specific API) try { // This part is highly dependent on Better Auth's actual API for user creation // and how it interacts with the adapter. This is illustrative. // const newUser = await auth.createUser({ email: "test@example.com", password: "securepassword" }); // console.log("Attempted to create user via Better Auth with MikroORM adapter."); console.log("Adapter setup successful. Ready for Better Auth operations."); } catch (error) { console.error("Error during conceptual user creation:", error); } } demonstrateUsage();