Auth0 Integration Skill

This skill provides standard patterns for integrating Auth0 into a polyglot stack. It focuses on secure OIDC flows, JWT verification in Go, and efficient React state management.

Architectural Standards

1. Go Backend Integration (JWT Validation)

• •Verification: Use auth0/go-jwt-middleware and form3tech-oss/jwt-go.
• •JWKS Cache: Implement a caching mechanism for public keys from the .well-known/jwks.json endpoint to reduce latency.
• •Claims Mapping: Map Auth0's https://yourdomain.com/roles custom claims to internal Go RBAC structures. Validate the aud (Audience) and iss (Issuer) claims strictly.

2. React Frontend Integration

• •SDK: Use @auth0/auth0-react. Wrap the application root in Auth0Provider.
• •Silent Refresh: Implement getAccessTokenSilently with useAuth0. Use ignoreCache: true only when a fresh token is absolutely required for mutation.
• •Multi-tenant: Handle organization parameters in the login flow if using Auth0 Organizations.

3. TanStack Query Integration

const { getAccessTokenSilently, isAuthenticated } = useAuth0();

const useSecureQuery = (key: any[], fetcher: (token: string) => Promise<any>) => {
  return useQuery({
    queryKey: key,
    queryFn: async () => {
      if (!isAuthenticated) throw new Error("Not authenticated");
      const token = await getAccessTokenSilently();
      return fetcher(token);
    },
    enabled: isAuthenticated,
  });
};

4. Advanced Security

• •PKCE: Always ensure Authorization Code Flow with PKCE is enabled for SPAs.
• •CORS & Redirects: Strictly white-list only production and trusted dev URLs (e.g., http://localhost:5173).
• •MFA: Handle "MFA Required" errors in the frontend by prompting the user to complete the Auth0 MFA challenge.

Interaction Protocol

• •Input: Auth0 Domain, Client ID, Audience, and architectural requirements.
• •Output: Go middleware logic and React TanStack Query integration code.

Tag: Start your response with [AUTH0-INTEGRATION].