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Releases
@logto/express@4.0.0
Major Changes
Minor Changes
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
Patch Changes
@logto/next@5.0.0
Major Changes
Minor Changes
a9dca71: export
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
a9dca71: expose token claim APIs across platform SDKs
Make
getIdTokenClaims,getAccessTokenClaims, andgetOrganizationTokenClaimsavailable throughNext.js and React Router. Forward the optional
organizationIdthrough platform access-tokenwrappers.
1cfbfd2: expose token clearing APIs in Next.js and React Router
Add
clearAccessTokenandclearAllTokensto Next.js server APIs and the React Router requestcontext. Persist the resulting session changes through each framework's cookie response mechanism.
Patch Changes
@logto/node@4.0.0
Major Changes
Minor Changes
b694c0e: support configurable request timeouts in Node.js and edge runtimes
a9dca71: export
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
a9dca71: expose token claim APIs across platform SDKs
Make
getIdTokenClaims,getAccessTokenClaims, andgetOrganizationTokenClaimsavailable throughNext.js and React Router. Forward the optional
organizationIdthrough platform access-tokenwrappers.
1b9abbd: stabilize cache configuration across JavaScript SDKs
Use the stable
cacheclient adapter property. The deprecatedunstable_cachealias remainssupported, with the stable property taking precedence. Node and edge clients continue to use an
endpoint-scoped process-local cache by default.
Browser, React, Angular, Vue, Capacitor, and Chrome Extension clients can opt in through the stable
enableCacheoption. Browser caches are isolated by endpoint and application, and cache storagefailures no longer discard successful discovery responses.
Patch Changes
a078735: remove stale node-fetch documentation and declarations
3b32030: export
FirstScreenand update the React Router type surfaceReact Router users should replace
InteractionModeimports withFirstScreen. The client and NodeSDKs retain
InteractionModefor compatibility.9f877b2: clear local authentication state when remote sign-out cannot start
Updated dependencies [a078735]
Updated dependencies [3b32030]
Updated dependencies [a9dca71]
Updated dependencies [1b9abbd]
Updated dependencies [b694c0e]
Updated dependencies [9f877b2]
@logto/nuxt@2.0.0
Major Changes
Patch Changes
@logto/react-router@2.0.0
Major Changes
db78ef4: require Node.js 22 or later for server-side SDKs
3b32030: export
FirstScreenand update the React Router type surfaceReact Router users should replace
InteractionModeimports withFirstScreen. The client and NodeSDKs retain
InteractionModefor compatibility.6a98d63: replace legacy React Router handlers with a Framework Mode middleware API
Create the integration with
createLogtoReactRouter(), registerlogto.middleware, and mountauthentication routes with
logto.authRoutes(). Export its callbackloaderand mutationaction;sign-in, sign-up, and sign-out now require
POST. Read authentication fromlogto.context; explicittoken methods now persist refreshed sessions safely.
The new API supports React Router 7.15 and React Router 8.
Minor Changes
f335935: support request-specific post-callback redirects
Pass a resolver as
postCallbackRedirectUrito derive a same-origin path from the sign-in orsign-up request. The resolved path is stored in the sign-in session and used after callback
exchange. Callbacks without a stored destination fall back to the application root.
a9dca71: export
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
a9dca71: expose token claim APIs across platform SDKs
Make
getIdTokenClaims,getAccessTokenClaims, andgetOrganizationTokenClaimsavailable throughNext.js and React Router. Forward the optional
organizationIdthrough platform access-tokenwrappers.
1cfbfd2: expose token clearing APIs in Next.js and React Router
Add
clearAccessTokenandclearAllTokensto Next.js server APIs and the React Router requestcontext. Persist the resulting session changes through each framework's cookie response mechanism.
Patch Changes
@logto/remix@4.0.0
Major Changes
Minor Changes
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
Patch Changes
@logto/sveltekit@1.0.0
Major Changes
Minor Changes
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
Patch Changes
@logto/angular@2.1.0
Minor Changes
a9dca71: export
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
a9dca71: expose token claim APIs across platform SDKs
Make
getIdTokenClaims,getAccessTokenClaims, andgetOrganizationTokenClaimsavailable throughNext.js and React Router. Forward the optional
organizationIdthrough platform access-tokenwrappers.
1b9abbd: stabilize cache configuration across JavaScript SDKs
Use the stable
cacheclient adapter property. The deprecatedunstable_cachealias remainssupported, with the stable property taking precedence. Node and edge clients continue to use an
endpoint-scoped process-local cache by default.
Browser, React, Angular, Vue, Capacitor, and Chrome Extension clients can opt in through the stable
enableCacheoption. Browser caches are isolated by endpoint and application, and cache storagefailures no longer discard successful discovery responses.
Patch Changes
@logto/browser@3.1.0
Minor Changes
b694c0e: support configurable request timeouts through native fetch
a9dca71: export
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
1b9abbd: stabilize cache configuration across JavaScript SDKs
Use the stable
cacheclient adapter property. The deprecatedunstable_cachealias remainssupported, with the stable property taking precedence. Node and edge clients continue to use an
endpoint-scoped process-local cache by default.
Browser, React, Angular, Vue, Capacitor, and Chrome Extension clients can opt in through the stable
enableCacheoption. Browser caches are isolated by endpoint and application, and cache storagefailures no longer discard successful discovery responses.
Patch Changes
@logto/capacitor@4.1.0
Minor Changes
a9dca71: export
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
1b9abbd: stabilize cache configuration across JavaScript SDKs
Use the stable
cacheclient adapter property. The deprecatedunstable_cachealias remainssupported, with the stable property taking precedence. Node and edge clients continue to use an
endpoint-scoped process-local cache by default.
Browser, React, Angular, Vue, Capacitor, and Chrome Extension clients can opt in through the stable
enableCacheoption. Browser caches are isolated by endpoint and application, and cache storagefailures no longer discard successful discovery responses.
Patch Changes
@logto/chrome-extension@0.2.0
Minor Changes
b694c0e: support configurable request timeouts through native fetch
1b9abbd: stabilize cache configuration across JavaScript SDKs
Use the stable
cacheclient adapter property. The deprecatedunstable_cachealias remainssupported, with the stable property taking precedence. Node and edge clients continue to use an
endpoint-scoped process-local cache by default.
Browser, React, Angular, Vue, Capacitor, and Chrome Extension clients can opt in through the stable
enableCacheoption. Browser caches are isolated by endpoint and application, and cache storagefailures no longer discard successful discovery responses.
Patch Changes
@logto/client@3.2.0
Minor Changes
a9dca71: expose token claim APIs across platform SDKs
Make
getIdTokenClaims,getAccessTokenClaims, andgetOrganizationTokenClaimsavailable throughNext.js and React Router. Forward the optional
organizationIdthrough platform access-tokenwrappers.
1b9abbd: stabilize cache configuration across JavaScript SDKs
Use the stable
cacheclient adapter property. The deprecatedunstable_cachealias remainssupported, with the stable property taking precedence. Node and edge clients continue to use an
endpoint-scoped process-local cache by default.
Browser, React, Angular, Vue, Capacitor, and Chrome Extension clients can opt in through the stable
enableCacheoption. Browser caches are isolated by endpoint and application, and cache storagefailures no longer discard successful discovery responses.
b694c0e: support configurable request timeouts and optional fetch adapters
Set
requestTimeoutMsinLogtoConfigto apply a timeout to Logto discovery, token, revocation,user-info, and remote JSON Web Key Set requests. Existing request abort signals are preserved.
ClientAdapteruses nativefetchby default and accepts an optional customfetchtransport sothe client can consistently apply shared request policies. Existing
requesteradapters remainsupported but are deprecated. When both are provided,
fetchtakes precedence.Patch Changes
a078735: simplify error response parsing while preserving the original response for callers
3b32030: export
FirstScreenand update the React Router type surfaceReact Router users should replace
InteractionModeimports withFirstScreen. The client and NodeSDKs retain
InteractionModefor compatibility.9f877b2: clear local authentication state when remote sign-out cannot start
@logto/react@4.1.0
Minor Changes
a9dca71: export
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
1b9abbd: stabilize cache configuration across JavaScript SDKs
Use the stable
cacheclient adapter property. The deprecatedunstable_cachealias remainssupported, with the stable property taking precedence. Node and edge clients continue to use an
endpoint-scoped process-local cache by default.
Browser, React, Angular, Vue, Capacitor, and Chrome Extension clients can opt in through the stable
enableCacheoption. Browser caches are isolated by endpoint and application, and cache storagefailures no longer discard successful discovery responses.
Patch Changes
@logto/vue@3.1.0
Minor Changes
a9dca71: export
decodeAccessToken,ReservedResource, andCacheKeyfrom applicable platform SDK packageroots
1b9abbd: stabilize cache configuration across JavaScript SDKs
Use the stable
cacheclient adapter property. The deprecatedunstable_cachealias remainssupported, with the stable property taking precedence. Node and edge clients continue to use an
endpoint-scoped process-local cache by default.
Browser, React, Angular, Vue, Capacitor, and Chrome Extension clients can opt in through the stable
enableCacheoption. Browser caches are isolated by endpoint and application, and cache storagefailures no longer discard successful discovery responses.
Patch Changes
@logto/browser-sample@2.0.35
Patch Changes
@logto/capacitor-sample@0.1.6
Patch Changes
@logto/express-sample@2.0.36
Patch Changes
@logto/react-router-sample@1.0.7
Patch Changes
@logto/react-sample@2.1.35
Patch Changes
@logto/vue-sample@2.1.33
Patch Changes