High CPU usage when importing the library on a monorepo
As I am splitting my application into a monorepo solution using NX, I am facing performance issues with better-auth due to a recursive type in the automatic inference.
The configuration it's pretty much straightforward:
```ts...
timeout when get the body await request.json()
When making this request:
```
POST /api/test/auth/sign-in/email HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/json
User-Agent: insomnia/9.3.3...
Fix support to Bunx
When I want to use the cli's generate service with bunx
(I don't have node or I shouldn't have node installed), it doesn't work...
I force myself to install node and it does run with npx 💀...
Example Support Auth Remix.js
Hi everyone, I'm trying to make a usage example for Remix.js Auth and theoretically it works but when I use the client methods it says I'm not authorized.
https://remix.run/resources/remix-auth...
No control Over credentials on server side
Current Version: 0.8.6-beta.3
Tech Stack: Nextjs
I applied email and password login in my project it works fine when we send a request from client to server and it checks with zod for client side validation and passes data correctly. But if we i use postman to send a request with credential information i have no control to check if the password or confirm password is correct or if password is in correct format. Even if i send wrong type of information using postman if accepts and creates a new user without a check at server.
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Signin throws an occasional not valid JSON error
Hey everyone, I have a signin server action which simply lets user signin , but sometimes it throws a 500 error saying "<", "!DOCTYPE" ... is not valid JSON, I dont know what might cause this, also it can be the (Turso) database error, but am not sure, Why does it throw error occasionally or only at certain times? sometimes its quite frequent and gives very bad UX. This is my signin code :
`signin: async ({ request, cookies }) => {
let form = await request.formData();
let email = form.get('email') as string;...
