Mikkel Georgsen
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Replace Zitadel's built-in login v1 with a fully custom SvelteKit-based login experience using Zitadel Session API v2. Keeps the existing OIDC authorization code flow (Auth.js handles token exchange) while providing branded login, signup, password reset, and TOTP pages. - Enable Login V2 in docker-compose, assign IAM_LOGIN_CLIENT role in setup script - Add server-only Zitadel API client ($lib/server/zitadel.ts) with session, user, and auth-request management functions - Create reusable auth UI components (AuthCard, FormField, FormError, LoadingButton) - Rewrite login page with email/password form and TOTP second factor support - Add signup page with auto-login after registration - Add password reset flow (request + verify pages) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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