@mframework/adapter-betterauth

Starter Adapter Template
=========================

This package is a template to scaffold new adapter packages that integrate with Meeovi layers.

Usage
-----

- From this package directory, run:

``
npm run create --
`

- Example:

`
npm run create -- shop
`

This creates a new adapter package at ../adapter-shop (relative to this template) with the package name @mframework/adapter-shop.

What you get
------------

- A ready-to-edit adapter package with index.ts and src/ files for transport, auth, commerce, search, and utils.
- Placeholders in files are marked as __PACKAGE_NAME__ and __SHORT_NAME__ to help you customize.

How to edit
-----------

1. Open the new package folder.
2. Replace placeholder endpoints and logic in src/* with your adapter's API.
3. Update package.json fields as needed.
4. Run npm run build inside the new adapter package to compile TypeScript.

Notes
-----

- The scaffold script performs simple text replacements; review generated files before publishing.
- This template is intentionally minimal — implement only the methods your backend supports.

CLI Flags
---------

The starter CLI supports interactive and non-interactive modes. Flags:

- --name / -n: Adapter short name (e.g. shop).
- --desc / -d: Description for the generated package.
- --layers / -l: Comma-separated list of layers to scaffold (e.g. commerce,auth).
- --dest: Destination path for the generated package.
- --no-install: Skip running npm install after scaffolding.

Examples
--------

- Interactive:

`
npm run create:interactive
`

- Non-interactive (with install):

`
npm run create:interactive -- --name shop --desc "Shop adapter" --layers commerce,auth
`

- Non-interactive (skip install):

`
npm run create:interactive -- --name shop --layers commerce --no-install
`

Repo-level wrapper
------------------

From the repo root you can use the provided script:

`
scripts/create-adapter --name shop --layers commerce --no-install
`


Note: adapter credentials and endpoints can be centrally configured in your main app's .env file. See the repository .env.example` for recommended variable names.