Update for API routes in Next JS SDK

[clairekinde11]

Update to Management API section to include new routes.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Expanded configuration options for Kinde authentication, allowing customization of key routes like login, logout, registration, organization setup, health checks, and initial configuration.

• Documentation

  • Updated guidance to reflect these new customization capabilities for integrating Kinde authentication.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces new environment variables to the Next.js SDK documentation for Kinde authentication. The changes expand the configurability of the authentication process by allowing developers to customize routes for login, logout, registration, organization creation, health monitoring, and setup without altering existing functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/.../developer-tools/sdks/backend/nextjs-sdk.mdx	Added new environment variables: KINDE_AUTH_LOGIN_ROUTE, KINDE_AUTH_LOGOUT_ROUTE, KINDE_AUTH_REGISTER_ROUTE, KINDE_AUTH_CREATEORG_ROUTE, KINDE_AUTH_HEALTH_ROUTE, KINDE_AUTH_SETUP_ROUTE.

Possibly related PRs

• docs: kinde auth provider #229: Enhances documentation surrounding the Kinde Auth Provider and its components with similar focus on authentication routes.
• docs: Add example for publicPaths in Kinde Next.js middleware documen… #281: Enhances documentation on the Next.js SDK setup and usage, including discussions on environment variable configurations.

Suggested reviewers

• marcosmartini

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[clairekinde11]

Hey Daniel. Here's the convo from which I made the change. Not sure if I put the changes in the right spot. https://kinde.slack.com/archives/C03FQL4M9S6/p1738622472335449

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

src/content/docs/developer-tools/sdks/backend/nextjs-sdk.mdx (1)

1477-1490: Clarify and Document the New API Route Environment Variables

The new environment variables introduced here—

• KINDE_AUTH_LOGIN_ROUTE
• KINDE_AUTH_LOGOUT_ROUTE
• KINDE_AUTH_REGISTER_ROUTE
• KINDE_AUTH_CREATEORG_ROUTE
• KINDE_AUTH_HEALTH_ROUTE
• KINDE_AUTH_SETUP_ROUTE

provide enhanced configurability for customizing the API routes for authentication and related actions. To improve clarity and usability, consider documenting each variable with a brief description or usage example (for example, as a bullet list or table) so that users understand what each variable affects. This extra contextual information can help developers integrate these variables more seamlessly into their projects.

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