I spent a year fighting Logto auth wiring. So I packaged it.

If you've ever integrated Logto into a React app, you know the drill. The official SDK gives you the primitives, and then you spend the next few hours building the same stuff you built last time - a callback page, a sign-in route, backend JWT verification, cookie syncing, JWKS caching. It's not hard, just tedious. And somehow you end up doing it again on the next project. I've been using Logto for almost a year across several of my own apps and I got tired of it. So I built @ouim/logto-authkit - an opinionated React auth toolkit that wraps @logto/react with all that missing layer. What it ships: AuthProvider + useAuth with route protection built in Prebuilt SignInPage , CallbackPage , UserCenter dropdown Backend JWT verification for Express and Next.js App Router JWKS caching with automatic invalidation on key rotation CSRF protection, guest mode, popup sign-in support It's been running in production on a couple of my apps - tstore.ouim.me and mocka.ouim.me - and I think it's mature en