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@reflaunt/auth-client-sdk

v0.0.4

Published

Reflaunt angular client sdk that is used to perform authentication to reflaunt via cognito with a fallback to legacy token management

Downloads

5

Readme

Auth Client Sdk

Reflaunt angular client sdk that is used to perform authentication to reflaunt via cognito with a fallback to legacy token management

Publishing

After your library is build, go to the dist folder cd ../../dist/auth-client-sdk and run npm publish.

Publish locally

  • After your library is build, go to the dist folder cd ../../dist/auth-client-sdk and run npm link.
  • In your application project, run npm @reflaunt/link auth-client-sdk

Running unit tests

Run ng test auth-client-sdk to execute the unit tests via Karma.

Usage

  • Imports the ReflauntAuthModule in your AppModule
  • Provide configurations of COGNITO_CONFIGURATION, AUTH_API_CONFIGURATION, LEGACY_CONFIGURATION
@NgModule({
   imports: [
     ...
     ReflauntAuthModule
   ],
   declarations: [...],
   providers: [
    {
      provide: COGNITO_CONFIGURATION,
      useValue: {
         userPoolId: 'ap-southeast-1_pool id',
         userPoolWebClientId: 'pool web client id',
         domainPrefix: 'pool domain prefix',
         region: 'ap-southeast-1',
         loginRedirect: 'https://client-local.reflaunt.com/login',
         logoutRedirect: 'https://client-local.reflaunt.com',
         resetPasswordRedirect: 'https://client-local.reflaunt.com/reset-password'
      }
    },
    {
      provide: AUTH_API_CONFIGURATION,
      useValue: {
        apiUrl: 'https://api-local.reflaunt.com'
      }
    },
    {
      provide: LEGACY_CONFIGURATION,
      useValue: {
        tokenKeyName: 'token key'
      }
    }    
   ],
   bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule {}
  • ideally in the component we can just import the public reflauntAuthService: ReflauntAuthService

Configuration

COGNITO_CONFIGURATION

| Key | Description | | --- |---| | userPoolId | cognito user pool id | | userPoolWebClientId | cognito web client id | | domainPrefix | cognito auth API domain prefix | | region | cognito region | | loginRedirect | where to redirect the page after login by identity provider | | logoutRedirect | where to redirect the page after logout | | resetPasswordRedirect | where to redirect the page reset password |

AUTH_API_CONFIGURATION

| Key | Description | | --- |---| | apiUrl | url of the Reflaunt API |

LEGACY_CONFIGURATION

| Key | Description | | --- |---| | tokenKeyName | Cookies name where token is going to be stored |

Common practices

listening for authentication state changes

  constructor(
    private reflauntAuthService: ReflauntAuthService
  ) {
    reflauntAuthService.listenToStateChanges().subscribe((authState: AuthState) => {
      if (authState.shouldLogout) {
        return reflauntAuthService.logout();
      }
      if (authState.isAuthenticated) {
        // fetch login details
      } else {
        if (authState.shouldRedirectToConfirmSignUp && authState.confirmSignUpParams) {
          // redirect to confirm sign up page
        }
      }
    });
  }

Getting authentication state as observable

  constructor(
    private reflauntAuthService: ReflauntAuthService
  ) {
    reflauntAuthService.isAuthenticated()
      .subscribe((authState: AuthState) => {
        // do somehting with authentication state
      }));
  }

Getting current access token as observable

  constructor(
    private reflauntAuthService: ReflauntAuthService
  ) {
    reflauntAuthService.getAccessToken()
      .subscribe((token: string) => {
            // do somehting with access token
      }));
  }

Current state

Current state can also be get real-timely by using

  constructor(
    private reflauntAuthService: ReflauntAuthService
  ) {
    console.log(reflauntAuthService.authState);
  }

Get current profile

  constructor(
    private reflauntAuthService: ReflauntAuthService
  ) {
    reflauntAuthService.getUserProfile().then(res => {
        console.log(res.data);
        // res will be the raw data from get user profile API of Reflaunt
    });
  }