AuthBridge is a versatile authentication solution designed to simplify the user registration, login, and management process for applications. It supports traditional app-based authentication methods, Google sign-in, OTP verification, and user profile updates. Built with scalability and security in mind, AuthBridge aims to streamline authentication workflows for developers and provide a seamless experience for users.

• User Registration and Login: Easy-to-use API endpoints for user registration and login, supporting both standard and Google authentication methods.

• OTP Verification: Secure one-time password verification system for enhanced security during user registration and authentication processes.

• User Management: Facilitates the retrieval and updating of user information, ensuring flexibility in managing user data.

• Security and Authentication: Implements robust security measures and authentication protocols to safeguard user data and system access.

• Swagger Documentation: The API endpoints in AuthBridge are documented using Swagger, providing a clear and interactive interface for developers to explore and understand the available endpoints, request/response formats, and authentication requirements.

• Dynamic Database Support: AuthBridge can now dynamically connect to different databases based on application context, allowing for seamless integration across multiple applications with distinct databases.

AuthBridge supports dynamic database connections, enabling it to serve multiple applications with separate databases using the same backend. This feature allows for a flexible and scalable authentication system that can adapt to various application requirements.

1. Define Database Configurations: Set up environment variables for each application's MongoDB URI, using a clear naming convention. For example, ECOMMERCE_APP_MONGO_URI for your eCommerce app and SOCIAL_MEDIA_APP_MONGO_URI for your social media app.

2. Specify the Application Context: When launching AuthBridge, specify the target application using the APP_NAME environment variable. This determines which database configuration to use.

To start AuthBridge for the eCommerce application, write in .env :

$ APP_NAME=ecommerceApp

then :

$ npm run start

To set up AuthBridge locally, follow these steps:

$ npm install
## Running the app

```bash
# development
$ npm run start

# watch mode
$ npm run start:dev

# production mode
$ npm run start:prod

# unit tests
$ npm run test

# e2e tests
$ npm run test:e2e

# test coverage
$ npm run test:cov

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