I just added an experimental action `quickAuth` to the Mini Apps SDK

Mini Apps can use this as a quick way to integrate SIWF into their application

- free to use w/ no external service requirements
- integrate with a couple lines of code
- highly performant

I just added an experimental action `quickAuth` to the Mini Apps SDK

Mini Apps can use this as a quick way to integrate SIWF into their application

- free to use w/ no external service requirements
- integrate with a couple lines of code
- highly performant

https://miniapps.farcaster.xyz/docs/sdk/actions/quick-auth

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nice! i have to look into it more but do you have a quick TLDR on how quick auth is different from using SIWF directly -- less dependencies/easier devex?

quick auth is a service built on SIWF that handles nonce + verification and issues a simple asymmetrically signed JWT that can be trivially verified

so devs call quickAuth
get JWT
send to their server and verify the signature locally

don't need to deal with any of the lower level SIWF nuances

bringing mini apps to 1B users @base              dylansteck.com

thanks for the explanation, this looks cool! playing around with it now and the one thing i'm a bit unclear on is how to generate the SIWF message directly from the new package(eg. generating the message with auth-kit and am seeing some incorrect nonce errors) -- is there anywhere I could see how that's done? currently setting this up for something outside of a miniapp context otherwise i'd use the new experimental action