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@datyin/msal-vue

v1.0.1

Published

Microsoft Authentication Library for Vue

Downloads

7

Readme

Microsoft Authentication Library for Vue (msal-vue)

Installation

The MSAL Vue package is available on NPM.

# pnpm
pnpm add @datyin/msal-vue @azure/msal-browser vue

# yarn
yarn add @datyin/msal-vue @azure/msal-browser vue

# or npm
npm install @datyin/msal-vue @azure/msal-browser vue

Usage

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from "vue";
import { RouterView } from "vue-router";
import { MsalProvider } from "@datyin/msal-vue";
import type { AccountInfo } from "@azure/msal-browser";
import SplashScreen from "./components/SplashScreen.vue";
import { useUserStore } from "./stores/user.ts";
import { msalConfig } from "./configs/msal.ts";

const user = useUserStore();
const loading = ref(true);

function handleAccountChanged(account: AccountInfo | null) {
  user.update(account);
}
</script>

<template>
  <MsalProvider
    :configuration="msalConfig"
    @initialized="() => loading = false"
    @account-changed="handleAccountChanged"
    @accounts-changed="(accounts) => console.debug('Accounts changed:', accounts)"
    @token-changed="(token) => console.debug('Token changed:', token)"
    @message="(message) => console.debug('Message:', message)"
    @dispose="() => console.debug('Disposed')"
  >
    <SplashScreen v-if="loading" />
    <RouterView v-else />
  </MsalProvider>
</template>

MsalProvider

Props:

  • configuration: MSAL configuration object

Events:

  • initialized: Emitted when MSAL is initialized
  • account-changed: Emitted when the signed-in account changes
  • accounts-changed: Emitted when the list of signed-in accounts changes
  • token-changed: Emitted when the access token changes
  • message: Emitted when a event message is received from MSAL
  • dispose: Emitted before the component is destroyed

Provider:

  • msal: MSAL instance (You can use inject method to access it in child components or use useMsal composable function)

useMsal

useMsal is a composable function that provides access to the MSAL instance. It can be used in vue components or other typescript/javascript files.

import { useMSAL } from "@datyin/msal-vue";

export function login() {
  const msal = useMSAL();

  if (msal) {
    msal.loginRedirect({
      scopes: [
        "user.read",
      ],
    });
  }
}

export function logout() {
  const msal = useMSAL();

  if (msal) {
    msal.logoutRedirect();
  }
}

Samples

See Sample for a complete example.