Advance Auth Templete

Advance Auth Templete

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Advance Auth (TypeScript) – Production-Ready Auth Template for Real Projects

I built a modular, production-grade authentication template so I never have to rewrite auth again, and now you don’t either.

This is not a demo. This is a fork-and-build foundation for real SaaS, startups, and side projects.

Repo: https://github.com/SAYOUNCDR/Advance-Auth

What’s inside

A full auth system written in TypeScript + Node + Express, designed the way it should be done in real backends:

Login & Register with HTTP-only cookies

JWT access + refresh token rotation

RBAC (User / Admin roles)

Google OAuth

Email verification flow

Forgot / Reset password

2FA with TOTP (Google Authenticator)

Zod validation everywhere

Modular, clean architecture

Secure password hashing (bcrypt)

Token versioning, secure cookie handling

Ready for scaling and extension

⚠️ What’s left (being honest)

Only two things are pending:

Final rate limiting middleware wiring

A few extra security hardening checks

The core system is already solid and usable.

Why this matters

Auth is boring, repetitive, and easy to mess up.

Now you can:

Fork this repo

Plug in your business logic

Start building features immediately

Modify or extend auth without pain

No rewrites. No hacks. No copy-paste hell.

️ Stack

TypeScript

Node.js + Express

MongoDB (Mongoose)

JWT

Zod

OAuth

Nodemailer

otplib (2FA)

Who should use this

Indie hackers

Startup founders

Full-stack devs

Anyone tired of rebuilding auth from scratch

Fork it, break it, improve it, ship with it.

If you care about clean backend engineering, this is for you.

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