Update TS example repo and maintain it
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We have an empty repo on the org next-auth-typescript-example
, the purpose of it was to mirror next-auth-example
and serve as a quickstart for projects using next-auth
on a Typescript environment.
Unfortunately, the PRs on it never got reviewed. Right now, our idea is to get it up and to run and use it as well as a playground to test the types manually.
cc. @iaincollins @balazsorban44
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We created an example repo for Typescript users, check it out 💚
https://github.com/nextauthjs/next-auth-typescript-example
hmm, might be true. Another other idea, add a PR template to each repos and remind the PR creator to mirror their work to the other repo if it’s relevant.