@farcaster/auth-kit
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A React library that makes it easy to add Sign In With Farcaster to your application.
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@farcaster/auth-kit
A React library that makes it easy to add Sign In With Farcaster to your application.
Getting Started
Installation
Install AuthKit and its peer dependency viem.
npm install @farcaster/auth-kit viem
Note: AuthKit is a React library. If you're using another frontend framework, take a look at the @farcaster/auth-client
library instead.
Import
Import styles and functions.
import "@farcaster/auth-kit/styles.css";
import { AuthKitProvider } from "@farcaster/auth-kit";
Add Provider
Wrap your application with AuthKitProvider
.
const config = {
// For a production app, replace this with an Optimism Mainnet
// RPC URL from a provider like Alchemy or Infura.
rpcUrl: "https://mainnet.optimism.io",
domain: "example.com",
siweUri: "https://example.com/login",
};
const App = () => {
return <AuthKitProvider config={config}>{/* Your App */}</AuthKitProvider>;
};
Add the sign in button
Then, in your app, import and render the SignInButton
component.
import { SignInButton } from "@farcaster/auth-kit";
export const SignIn = ({ nonce }: { nonce: string }) => {
return <SignInButton nonce={nonce} />;
};
A Sign in with Farcaster button will be rendered. When the user clicks it they will be prompted to complete sign in using their Farcaster wallet application. Once they complete sign in a signed message will be returned to your callback.
Examples
You can find official examples here.
Troubleshooting
Projects using Create React App (CRA) may run into TypeScript version conflicts, as [email protected]
expects a peer dependency of TypeScript version ^3.2.1 || ^4
, while both viem and AuthKit require >=5.0.4
.
To resolve this issue:
- Install the latest version of TypeScript:
npm i typescript -D
- Add an override for
react-scripts
to your package.json file, to remove the version ceiling:
"overrides": {
"react-scripts": {
"typescript": ">3.2.1"
}
}
Note: Always be careful with overrides and ensure they are compatible with the packages using them.
Components
AuthKitProvider
Wrap your application in an AuthKitProvider
to use Farcaster Auth.
const config = {
domain: "example.com",
siweUri: "https://example.com/login",
rpcUrl: "https://mainnet.optimism.io",
relay: "https://relay.farcaster.xyz",
};
const App = () => {
return <AuthKitProvider config={config}>{/* Your App */}</AuthKitProvider>;
};
Props
| Prop | Type | Required | Description |
| -------- | --------------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| config
| AuthKitConfig
| Yes | Configuration object. See options in the table below. |
config
options:
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | Default |
| --------- | -------- | -------- | ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------- |
| domain
| string
| Yes | Domain of your application. | None |
| siweUri
| string
| Yes | A URI identifying your application. | None |
| relay
| string
| No | Farcaster Auth relay server URL | https://relay.farcaster.xyz
|
| rpcUrl
| string
| No | Optimism RPC server URL | https://mainnet.optimism.io
|
| version
| string
| No | Farcaster Auth version | v1
|
SignInButton
The main component. Renders a "Sign in With Farcaster" button that prompts the user to scan a QR code with their phone on web or redirects directly on a mobile device. You can use a callback prop or a hook to access the user's authentication status and profile information.
import { SignInButton } from "@farcaster/auth-kit";
export const SignIn = ({ nonce }: { nonce: string }) => {
return (
<SignInButton
nonce={nonce}
onSuccess={({ fid, username }) =>
console.log(`Hello, ${username}! Your fid is ${fid}.`)
}
/>
);
};
Props
| Prop | Type | Required | Description | Default |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- |
| timeout
| number
| No | Relay server timeout in ms. | 300000
(5 minutes) |
| interval
| number
| No | Relay server polling interval in ms. | 1500
(1.5 seconds) |
| nonce
| string
| No | Random nonce to include in the Sign In With Farcaster message. | None |
| notBefore
| string
| No | Time when the SIWF message becomes valid. ISO 8601 datetime string. | None |
| expirationTime
| string
| No | Time when the SIWF message expires. ISO 8601 datetime string. | None |
| requestId
| string
| No | An optional system specific ID to include in the SIWF message. | None |
| onSuccess
| (res: UseSignInData) => void
| No | Callback invoked when sign in is complete and the user is authenticated. | None |
| onStatusResponse
| (res: UseWatchStatusData) => void
| No | Callback invoked when the component receives a status update from the relay server. | None |
| onError
| (error: AuthClientError) => void
| No | Error callback function. | None |
| debug
| boolean
| No | Render a debug panel displaying internal AuthKit state. | false
|
Hooks
useSignIn
Hook for signing in a user. Connects to the relay server, generates a QR code and sign in link to present to the user, and polls relay server for wallet signature.
import { QRCode, useSignIn } from "@farcaster/auth-kit";
function App() {
const {
signIn,
url
data: { username },
onSuccess: ({ fid }) => console.log("Your fid:", fid);
} = useSignIn();
return (
<div>
<button onClick={signIn}>Sign In</button>
{qrCodeUri && (
<span>
Scan this: <QRCode uri={url} />
</span>
)}
{username && `Hello, ${username}!`}
</div>
);
}
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | Default |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- |
| timeout
| number
| No | Relay server timeout in ms. | 300000
(5 minutes) |
| interval
| number
| No | Relay server polling interval in ms. | 1500
(1.5 seconds) |
| nonce
| string
| No | Random nonce to include in the Sign In With Farcaster message. | None |
| notBefore
| string
| No | Time when the SIWF message becomes valid. ISO 8601 datetime string. | None |
| expirationTime
| string
| No | Time when the SIWF message expires. ISO 8601 datetime string. | None |
| requestId
| string
| No | An optional system specific ID to include in the SIWF message. | None |
| onSuccess
| (res: UseSignInData) => void
| No | Callback invoked when sign in is complete and the user is authenticated. | None |
| onStatusResponse
| (res: UseWatchStatusData) => void
| No | Callback invoked when the component receives a status update from the relay server. | None |
| onError
| (error: AuthClientError) => void
| No | Error callback function. | None |
Returns
{
signIn: () => void;
reconnect: () => void;
isSuccess: boolean;
isPolling: boolean;
isError: boolean;
error: AuthClientError;
channelToken: string;
url: string;
qrCodeUri: string;
data: {
state: "pending" | "complete";
nonce: string;
message: string;
signature: string;
fid: number;
username: string;
bio: string;
displayName: string;
pfpUrl: string;
custody: Hex;
verifications: Hex[];
},
validSignature: boolean;
};
| Parameter | Description |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| signIn
| Call this function to connect to the relay and poll for a signature. |
| reconnect
| Reconnect to the relay and try again. Use in the event of an error. |
| isSuccess
| True when the relay server returns a valid signature. |
| isPolling
| True when the relay state is "pending"
and the app is polling the relay server for a response. |
| isError
| True when an error has occurred. |
| error
| AuthClientError
instance. |
| channelToken
| Farcaster Auth relay channel token. |
| url
| Sign in With Farcaster URL to present to the user. Links to Warpcast in v1. |
| qrcodeUri
| QR code image data URI encoding url
. |
| data.state
| Status of the sign in request, either "pending"
or "complete"
|
| data.nonce
| Random nonce used in the SIWE message. If you do not provide a custom nonce, read this value. |
| data.message
| The generated SIWE message. |
| data.signature
| Hex signature produced by the user's Warpcast wallet. |
| data.fid
| User's Farcaster ID. |
| data.username
| User's Farcaster username. |
| data.bio
| User's Farcaster bio. |
| data.displayName
| User's Farcaster display name. |
| data.pfpUrl
| User's Farcaster profile picture URL. |
| data.custody
| User's Farcaster ID custody address. |
| data.verifications
| User's verified addresses. |
| validSignature
| True when the signature returned by the relay server is valid. |
useProfile
Hook for reading information about the authenticated user.
import { useProfile } from "@farcaster/auth-kit";
function App() {
const {
isAuthenticated,
profile: { fid, pfpUrl, username, displayName, bio },
} = useProfile();
return (
<div>
{ isAuthenticated ? <p>Hello, {username}! Your fid is {fid}.<p> : <p>You're not signed in.</p>}
</div>
);
}
Returns
{
isAuthenticated: boolean;
profile: {
fid: number;
username: string;
bio: string;
displayName: string;
pfpUrl: string;
},
};
| Parameter | Description |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------- |
| isAuthenticated
| True if the user is authenticated. |
| profile.fid
| User's Farcaster ID. |
| profile.username
| User's Farcaster username. |
| profile.bio
| User's Farcaster bio. |
| profile.displayName
| User's Farcaster display name. |
| profile.pfpUrl
| User's Farcaster profile picture URL. |
| profile.custody
| User's Farcaster ID custody address. |
| profile.verifications
| User's verified addresses. |
useSignInMessage
Hook for reading the SIWE message and signature used to authenticate the user.
import { useSignInMessage } from "@farcaster/auth-kit";
function App() {
const { message, signature } = useSignInMessage();
return (
<div>
<p>You signed: {message}</p>
<p>Your signature: {signature}</p>
</div>
);
}
Returns
{
message: string;
signature: string;
}
| Parameter | Description |
| ----------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| message
| SIWE message signed by the user. |
| signature
| Signature produced by the user's Warpcast wallet. |