Is Passport for NodeJS relevant when no there are no immediate plans to integrate external API's?

Is there any point using Passport for Node when there are no plans to integrate external API's like Facebook and Twitter?

I'm looking at arguments for implementing any of the so-called 'strategies' for a generic authentication system in my own application. Or is the only point of Passport to utilise specific authentication strategies from other API's?

Is there even a strategy that acts as a placeholder for future API integration if one was later required?

Is there even a strategy that acts as a placeholder for future API integration if one was later required?

Yes, there is passport-local.

Is there any point using Passport for Node when there are no plans to integrate external API's?

IMHO if you don't need it, leave it out. YAGNI. Fewer dependencies is a good thing. When you need it, it is simple enough to add. I also think social login is/was largely a fad that was pseudo-required at one point but these days many people are over it.