How to integrate Auth0
Follow these steps in Evonx to add Auth0 authentication and authorization to your application repository. Use this when you need enterprise IdP patterns without building auth from scratch.
Step-by-step
Create an Auth0 application
Configure the app type, callback URLs, and logout URLs that match your Evonx preview and production hosts.
Choose session strategy
Decide cookie sessions vs token handling for SPAs and APIs before wiring SDKs.
Protect server routes
Validate JWTs or session cookies on APIs; map Auth0 user IDs to local profiles.
Map roles and permissions
Use Auth0 roles/RBAC or custom claims and enforce them in your own authorization layer.
Add social or enterprise connections
Enable Google, SAML, or OIDC connections only after base email/password or passwordless works.
Preview login end-to-end
Test signup, login, and forbidden routes in preview, then merge via pull request.
Outcome
Auth0-secured application routes with user mapping and role enforcement you can preview and ship.
Related resources
FAQ
Auth0 vs Clerk—which guide?
Use Auth0 for enterprise IdP flexibility. Use the Clerk multi-tenant guide when org-first B2B SaaS is the priority.
Where should roles live?
Auth0 can issue claims, but enforce permissions in your API so authorization stays auditable in your DB.
How do preview environments work with callbacks?
Register preview URL patterns in Auth0 allowed callbacks or use a stable auth tunnel domain.
Build production software with Evonx
Start from a template or connect an existing repository. Evonx helps you ship real applications with preview, evolution threads, and pull-request delivery—not disposable demos.