Bindings

Bindings allow your workflow code to interact with resources within the Kinde infrastructure.

When you declare a binding in your workflow, you grant it a specific capability, such as being able to access environment variables or add claims to an access token. For example:

export const workflowSettings: WorkflowSettings = {
  bindings: {
    "kinde.env": {}
  },
  ...
};

If a binding is not declared and you try to use it in the workflow, you’ll get a runtime error.

Available bindings

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The following bindings available, but only within certain workflow contexts. Check the documentation to see which bindings are available for each workflow trigger.

Kinde specific bindings:

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• kinde.accessToken
• kinde.auth
• kinde.env
• kinde.fetch
• kinde.idToken
• kinde.m2mToken
• kinde.mfa
• kinde.secureFetch

Native bindings

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• url