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@Upatric Upatric commented Jul 8, 2025

I've added a new example that demonstrates how to add a new org on user signup.

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    • Automatically creates a new organization for users upon their first sign-up and authentication.

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"""

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A new workflow module was introduced to handle post-authentication events. When a user is newly created in the authentication provider, the workflow initializes an API client and creates an organization for the user using business details fetched from an external endpoint. Workflow metadata and environment bindings are defined for this process.

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File(s) Change Summary
postUserAuthentication/createOrgOnSignupWorkflow.ts Added a workflow module that triggers after user authentication, checks for new users, and creates organizations via external API. Includes workflow settings, environment bindings, and error handling.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AuthProvider as Auth Provider
    participant Workflow as createOrgOnSignUp Workflow
    participant KindeAPI as Kinde Management API

    User->>AuthProvider: Sign up / Authenticate
    AuthProvider-->>Workflow: Trigger post-auth event (with user info)
    Workflow->>Workflow: Check if user is newly created
    alt User is new
        Workflow->>KindeAPI: Fetch business details
        KindeAPI-->>Workflow: Return business name
        Workflow->>KindeAPI: Create organization with business name
        KindeAPI-->>Workflow: Organization created
        Workflow->>KindeAPI: Update organization properties (head count)
        KindeAPI-->>Workflow: Properties updated
    else User exists
        Workflow->>Workflow: No action
    end
    Workflow-->>AuthProvider: Complete post-auth workflow
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Poem

A bunny hops when signups bloom,
New users bring a business soon!
With secret keys and careful checks,
An org is born—no need for specs.
The workflow hums, the logs are bright,
Another signup done just right!
🐰✨
"""


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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
postUserAuthentication/createOrgOnSignupWorkflow.ts (1)

61-66: Consider more specific error handling.

The current error handling catches all errors uniformly. Consider handling different error types specifically (e.g., API errors vs. network errors) to provide better debugging information.

    } catch (error) {
      // Handle or log the error as needed
-     console.error("Error creating organization on sign up:", error);
+     if (error instanceof Error) {
+       console.error("Error creating organization on sign up:", {
+         message: error.message,
+         stack: error.stack,
+         userId: event.context.auth.userId
+       });
+     } else {
+       console.error("Unknown error creating organization on sign up:", error);
+     }
      // Optionally, rethrow or handle according to workflow requirements
      // throw error;
    }
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Learnt from: ages96
PR: kinde-starter-kits/workflow-examples#6
File: postUserAuthentication/impossibleTravelWorkflow.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-06-19T06:39:44.342Z
Learning: In Kinde's postUserAuthentication workflows, after the OTP authentication step, event.context.user consistently returns null for fields like name and email, with only the user ID being available. Therefore, kindeAPI.get() is required to retrieve the full user details including name and email fields.
postUserAuthentication/createOrgOnSignupWorkflow.ts (1)
Learnt from: ages96
PR: kinde-starter-kits/workflow-examples#6
File: postUserAuthentication/impossibleTravelWorkflow.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-06-19T06:39:44.342Z
Learning: In Kinde's postUserAuthentication workflows, after the OTP authentication step, event.context.user consistently returns null for fields like name and email, with only the user ID being available. Therefore, kindeAPI.get() is required to retrieve the full user details including name and email fields.
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postUserAuthentication/createOrgOnSignupWorkflow.ts (2)

1-6: LGTM!

The imports are correctly structured and all necessary dependencies are included.


24-37: Excellent documentation!

The setup instructions are comprehensive and include important security considerations. This will help developers implement the workflow correctly.

Comment thread postUserAuthentication/createOrgOnSignupWorkflow.ts
Comment thread postUserAuthentication/createOrgOnSignupWorkflow.ts
WorkflowTrigger,
createKindeAPI,
} from "@kinde/infrastructure";

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@Upatric could you also add this entry to the readme.md, you'll see there is a list already

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