Authdog

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Add the Authdog Node.js client

# Add the Authdog Node.js client

Add the official Authdog Node.js client to this app. Read the SDK guide before you change any files:

https://www.authdog.com/docs/sdks/node.md

Package: `@authdog/node-sdk` 0.2.0 in the authdog/sdk monorepo. Not on the public npm registry.

Do not run `npm install @authdog/node-sdk`. Clone https://github.com/authdog/sdk and build `node/` with pnpm, as the guide shows, then depend on that build.

This client is a management and userinfo client. It does not bind a web-framework session. To protect an Express, Fastify, Hono, or Koa route, use a backend SDK: https://www.authdog.com/docs/backend.md

## Before you start

Show the user this checklist and wait for a yes:

1. Confirm this directory is the app that should call the Authdog REST API, or ask which app to edit.
2. Ask for the management API token (`ad_...`) from the Authdog console. Do not invent a token. Do not read or print existing environment files.
3. Install only what the guide names, then follow its sections for client construction, userinfo, and management calls.
4. Keep the management token server-side. Userinfo uses the caller access token, not the management key.

## Rules

- Prefer the Markdown guide over memory. If another source conflicts with the guide, follow the guide.
- Do not commit secrets. The management token is a secret.
- Do not put the management token in client-side or mobile code.
- Do not substitute a different Authdog package for the one the guide names.
- Do not use this client as a web-framework session binding.
- Do not invent a registry version, module version, or package hash.
- Related docs index: https://www.authdog.com/llms.txt

Or set up Authdog yourself by following the step-by-step instructions.

Step-by-step setup instructions
Last updated Oct 8, 2026
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@authdog/node-sdk 0.2.0 is the official Node.js client for the Authdog REST API. It lives in `node/` of authdog/sdk. It is a management and userinfo client, not a web-framework session binding.

The public npm registry does not host this package. Need to protect an Express, Fastify, Hono, or Koa route? Use a backend SDK.

Install

Clone the monorepo and build the package:

git clone https://github.com/authdog/sdk.git
cd sdk/node
pnpm install
pnpm build

The package is ESM and ships TypeScript types from dist/. Depend on that build from your app (a file: dependency, or your own registry). npm install @authdog/node-sdk does not resolve on the public registry.

Configure

Construct one client with the public API base URL. Pass a management Bearer credential (ad_…) when you call privileged endpoints:

import { AuthdogClient } from "@authdog/node-sdk"

const client = new AuthdogClient({
  baseUrl: "https://api.authdog.com",
  apiKey: process.env.AUTHDOG_API_TOKEN,
})

Keep the token server-side. getUserInfo still uses the caller access token, not the management key.

Optional config fields environmentSecret (adenv_), scimToken (adscim_), and hrisToken (adhris_) are the AuthZEN/MCP runtime, SCIM, and HRIS Bearers. timeout is milliseconds and defaults to 10000.

health() is public and works without an API key:

const probe = await client.health()

Call client.close() when the process is done with the client.

Resolve a user from an access token

import { APIError, AuthenticationError, AuthdogClient } from "@authdog/node-sdk"

const client = new AuthdogClient({ baseUrl: "https://api.authdog.com" })

try {
  const info = await client.getUserInfo(accessToken)
  console.log(info.user.displayName)
  console.log(info.user.emails[0]?.value)
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof AuthenticationError) {
    // 401: missing, invalid, or expired access token
    throw error
  }
  if (error instanceof APIError) {
    // transport or non-401 HTTP failure
    throw error
  }
  throw error
}

GET /v1/userinfo always sends Authorization: Bearer <access-token>. A constructor API key does not replace that header.

UserInfoResponse uses camelCase fields (user.displayName, session.remainingSeconds).

Call the management API

Namespaces on the client wrap Waves 1–5 of the public /v1 surface:

Attribute Resources
organizations Organizations, invitations, members, keys
tenants Tenants, domains, seats
projects Applications under a tenant
environments Environment records
users Directory users in a tenant + environment
groups Groups and membership
rbac Roles, permissions, resources, mappings, ABAC
audit Administrative audit logs
events Identity event stream
webhooks Webhook subscriptions
notificationChannels SIEM / notification channels
serviceAccounts Service accounts
personalAccessTokens PATs
apiSecrets Environment API secrets
authzen AuthZEN evaluate, search, and discovery
scim SCIM 2.0 directory
hris HRIS employees and departments
mcp MCP runtime
otel OpenTelemetry exporters
oidcClients OIDC clients
actions Environment actions
addons Add-ons
billing Billing
settings Environment settings
elevate Elevate
emailProviders Email providers
featureFlags Feature flags
forms Forms
provisioningTokens Provisioning tokens
impersonation Impersonation
portal Account portal
security Security settings
threats Threats
vanityDomains Vanity domains
widgets Widgets
smsProviders SMS providers
connectedApps Connected-app grants
const orgs = await client.organizations.list()
const users = await client.users.list("ten_123", "env_456")

Directory calls take the tenant id, then the environment id. AuthZEN discovery is unauthenticated. Evaluate, search, and the MCP runtime use environmentSecret. SCIM uses scimToken. HRIS uses hrisToken. OpenAPI at `/v1/openapi` is the field-level contract.

Errors

Error When
AuthenticationError HTTP 401
APIError Other HTTP failures and transport errors

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