Kinde and edge worker services

Kinde works with edge worker services and providers. We have tested the following:

• Nuxt on Vercel
• Next.js Edge Runtime
• Deno Deploy
• Cloudflare Workers

You will need to follow the edge worker service instructions linked above, to get things running. Here’s an example of how we set up Cloudflare Workers.

Example Cloudflare Workers integration

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With server-side SDKs, you’ll need to handle JWT implementation (generate & validate JWT tokens) without relying on external libraries, so it is suitable to deploy within the Cloudflare environment. Here’s some docs to help.

1. Set up a Cloudflare account.

2. Install Wrangler. This is Cloudflare’s CLI.

   brew install wrangler

3. Run the Wrangler login to authenticate into your Cloudflare account:

   wrangler login

4. Create a repository to install dependencies using the below command. During this process, answer any questions best suited to your app:

   wrangler init

5. Combine the folder created for Cloudflare + kinde sdk/starter kit.

   1. Sort out any conflicts in the code (including your package.json / package-lock.json files), such as conflicting scripts, commands, dependencies, etc.
   2. Merge into the one file.

6. Install Kinde dependencies if required. Here’s an example for React:

   npm install @kinde-oss/kinde-auth-react

7. Deploy your project. We suggest you deploy to your local environment for testing.

   npm run pages\:deploy

   You’ll get a link to see the changes.