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Author of the Node.js Playbook (nodeplaybook.com) and currently working on Identity Desk, the complete identity solution for Node.js applications.
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Writing my own :). I'm tired of implementing the same patterns again and again. In my mind the ideal library has: sensible defaults but customizable a small enough problem scope to fit majority of data stores account linking through a master user record and then each authenticator/provider defining a specific model (i.e. other fields like gender, height, friends) no-nonsense SSO (just enable a flag and become a shared identity provider to a bunch of apps) Still I think PassportJS is solid and flexible enough that the next solution should definitely be built off of it. No sense in reinventing the wheel! I asked the question here to make sure whatever I come up can help the most people! Link to my in-progress module: Identity Desk