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Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-10-08

1. Who We Are

This service is operated by nik2208 and provides the documentation of awesome-lang-auth, a family of self-hosted authentication libraries for Node.js and other languages.

2. Data We Collect

This site has no accounts and never asks you for personal information. The sign-up and login forms of the interactive demo are part of the demo: nothing you type there is sent to this site.

The site is hosted on GitHub Pages. Every page, image and file of the site is requested from GitHub's servers, so GitHub receives the technical details of every request, such as your IP address, the page requested and your browser's user agent, and logs and stores your IP address for security purposes. GitHub handles this data under the GitHub General Privacy Statement.

The owner's server keeps the standard technical log of the requests it receives for two addresses: for each request, the IP address, the time, the address requested, the referring page and the browser's user agent. The logs are kept for security and operations and are deleted after a limited period.

  • The redirect server of the site's old address, awesomenodeauth.com. A request there only gets a redirect to the same page on awesomelangauth.com.
  • The proxy in front of the Umami statistics server, umami.applikat.it (see below). Umami itself does not store IP addresses.

Apart from these logs and the Umami statistics described below, no personal data is collected, and the owner sells or shares none of it.

3. External Services

Every page loads one external service, Umami. StackBlitz loads only when you click.

  • Umami web analytics, self-hosted at umami.applikat.it. It counts visits anonymously: it sets no cookies, and Umami itself does not store IP addresses. It records the page viewed, the referring page, and general details such as browser, operating system, device type, screen size, language and an approximate location (country, region, city) derived from the IP address.
  • StackBlitz, only when you click. The interactive demo loads nothing from StackBlitz until you click "Load the interactive demo". Then it loads a page from StackBlitz that runs the demo. That page belongs to StackBlitz: it loads StackBlitz's code and the analytics services StackBlitz uses (at the time of writing, Google Tag Manager and Segment), and StackBlitz and those services may set their own cookies and browser storage. The "Open in StackBlitz" links, on that page and on the live demos page, open StackBlitz itself. No page of this site loads anything from StackBlitz before you click. What StackBlitz and these services do with this data is governed by StackBlitz's privacy policy.

4. Cookies

This site sets no cookies of its own. Your browser's local storage keeps a few display settings, such as the colour theme, whether you closed the announcement bar and which title animation the home page showed last; they never leave your browser. Only StackBlitz may set cookies, and only once you click to load or open a demo: StackBlitz's own and those of the services it loads.

5. Security

The pages of this site, and the statistics requests they make, use HTTPS (TLS). A request to a plain http:// address, of this site or of its old address, only receives a redirect to the https:// address; that first request, including the address requested, is not encrypted.

6. Changes to This Policy

We may update this policy occasionally. The "Last updated" date at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision.

7. Contact

For privacy-related questions, including about the server logs, please open an issue on GitHub.