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@mihaben/react-twitter-auth

v1.0.1

Published

A Twitter loging component, working with Apollo

Downloads

6

Readme

NPM

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React Twitter Authentication Component

A React Twitter oAUth Sign-in / Log-in Component for React, implemented with Apollo

Installation

npm install mihaben/react-twitter-auth

Usage

<TwitterLogin
  onFailure={this.onFailed}
  onSuccess={this.onSuccess}
  requestTokenQuery={REQUEST_TOKEN_QUERY}
/>

Custom content that overrides default content:

<TwitterLogin
  onFailure={this.onFailed}
  onSuccess={this.onSuccess}
  requestTokenQuery={REQUEST_TOKEN_QUERY}
  showIcon={true}
>
  <b>Custom</b> Twitter <i>Login</i> content
</TwitterLogin>

Options

| params | value | default value | description | | :---------------: | :------: | :------------------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | tag | string | button | tag that should be used to create element that will be used as loging element | | text | string | Sign in with Twitter | text that will be shown in component | | requestTokenQuery | function | | gql (graphql-tag) query | | onFailure | function | | function that will be called if user cannot be authenticated | | onSuccess | function | | function that will be called with {oauthToken, oauthVerifier} | | disabled | boolean | false | disable component | | style | object | | style object | | className | string | | class name for component | | dialogWidth | number | 600 | dialog width | | dialogHeight | number | 400 | dialog height | | showIcon | bool | true | should default icon be visible | | children | node | | this props can be used in order to override default component content | | forceLogin | bool | false | force user to authenticate with Twitter username and password | | screenName | string | | prefills the username input box of the OAuth login screen with the given value |

License

react-twitter-auth is released under MIT License.