Authentication in Go

PropelAuth has announced official Go support, providing a Go library with getting-started and reference documentation for integrating authentication and authorization into applications. The library can validate frontend authorization headers locally and return user information without external requests, while also supporting multi-tenant B2B workflows through organizations, role checks, permissions, invitations, SAML configuration, and self-service management interfaces. Developers can use organization membership data to protect endpoints, such as requiring an Admin role through reusable middleware, and can programmatically manage users and authentication-related features through APIs. The announcement highlights integrations such as using Stripe subscription webhooks to grant organizations access to SAML setup capabilities and thanks community members who requested or previously created unofficial Go libraries.

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