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@codens/codens-auth

v0.1.9

Published

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Downloads

2

Readme

codens-auth


Installation

npm install --save codens-auth

Documentation

Getting Started

1. Create configuration file

Create a configuration object to be able to do API calls and redirect to the correct auth endpoints.

export const authConfig = {
  host: {
    protocol: 'http',
    name: 'localhost:5000',
  },
  endpoints: {
    loggedIn: '/', // route when logged in
    login: '/login', // login route
    signup: '/signup', // signup route
    recover: '/recover', // recover route
    api: {
      login: '/auth', // api login route
      register: '/register', // api register route
      recover: '/recover', // api recover route
    },
  },
};

2. Import and combine reducer

const { auth, form } = codensAuthReducer;
export default combineReducers({
  auth,
  form,
});

form is the redux-form reducer. Don't implement if you already use redux-form.

3. Modify routes

Add requireAuth to protect the route. noAuth makes route inaccessible when user is logged in.

<Route>
  <Route path="/protected" component={Protected} requireAuth />
  <Route path="/open" component={Open} noAuth />
</Route>

createRoutes adds onEnter depending on the routes. store and config are required.

import { createRoutes } from 'codens-auth';
const routes = createRoutes(routeElements, store, config);

When using SSR, modify this in the render function as well.
Note: createRoutes has to be called before the Provider component.

4. Add token to initialstate

When SSR is enabled, you have to add the token to the initialstate to redirect if necessary.
Note: Add cookieParser to read cookies.

const token = (req.cookies && req.cookies.token) || null;
const store = configureStore(memoryHistory, { auth: { token, isFetching: false } });

5. Extract language messages

Add pattern node_modules/codens-auth/src/**/*.js to extractMessages.js.


Components

1. Login - Signup

import {
  Login,
  Signup,
} from 'codens-auth';

<Route path="/login" component={Login} noAuth />
<Route path="/signup" component={Signup} noAuth />

Login: Login form component.
Signup: Signup form component.

2. SignoutButton

import { SignoutButton } from 'codens-auth';

<SignoutButton />

API Server

1. Create configuration file

const authConfig = {
  token: {
    expires: 10080,
    secret: 'eyJ0aXRsZSI6ImZ1Y2sgeW91IHBheSBtZSIsImxlYWQiOiJ0',
  },
};

2. createSecureAPI

import { createSecureAPI } from 'codens-auth/lib/server';

const secureAPI = createSecureAPI(authConfig, mongo);

Note: mongo is an instance of mongoDB.

3. Routes

Make sure that the auth routes are accessible.

router.use(secureAPI.routes.unless([
  '/auth',
  '/register',
]));

Auth routes:

router.post('/auth', secureAPI.auth);
router.post('/register', secureAPI.register);