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@parodos/plugin-parodos-auth

v0.1.0

Published

> Login page.

Downloads

1

Readme

parodos-auth

Login page.

This plugin is meant to be used in pair with:

Warning

This plugin is currently only for demonstration purposes until proper backend authentication is implemented.

Installation

# From your Backstage root directory
yarn add --cwd packages/app @parodos/plugin-parodos-auth

Configuration

In the App.tsx file, change the createApp function adding a components with our custom ParodosSignInPage

packages/app/src/App.tsx

import { ParodosSignInPage } from '@parodos/plugin-parodos-auth';

const app = createApp({
  // ...
  components: {
    SignInPage: ParodosSignInPage,
  },
  // ...
});

apis.ts

The parodos backend currently requires basic authentication.

To enable both basic auth and use the backstage proxy, the following configuration needs added to ./packages/app/src/apis.ts

createApiFactory({
  api: fetchApiRef,
  deps: {
    configApi: configApiRef,
    identityApi: identityApiRef,
    discoveryApi: discoveryApiRef,
  },
  factory: ({ configApi, identityApi, discoveryApi }) => {
    return createFetchApi({
      middleware: [
        FetchMiddlewares.resolvePluginProtocol({
          discoveryApi,
        }),
        FetchMiddlewares.injectIdentityAuth({
          identityApi,
          config: configApi,
          header: {
            name: 'Authorization',
            value: token => `Basic ${token}`,
          },
        }),
      ],
    });
  },
}),

local development

A login of userName: test and password: test will successfully log you in.