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amplify-authenticator-react-custom

v1.2.2

Published

A set of hooks and a component to easily implement completely custom auth components.

Downloads

176

Readme

amplify-authenticator-react-custom

A set of hooks and a component to easily implement completely custom auth components while using AWS Amplify / Cognito.

Usage

Any components wrapped in Authenticator will be protected by the user being signed in.

import { Authenticator } from "amplify-authenticator-react-custom";

const TestPage = () => {
    return (
        <Authenticator>
            <ProtectedComponent />
        </Authenticator>
    );
};

Unlike the normal authenticator, the components are not provided, your custom components are used instead, load them in using the components prop

import { Authenticator } from "amplify-authenticator-react-custom";

const TestPage = () => {
    return (
        <Authenticator components={{ signIn: <SignInComponent /> }}>
            <ProtectedComponent />
        </Authenticator>
    );
};

To create components, use the provided hooks, here is a sign in example (a bit of pseudo-code, but should get the point across):

const SignInComponent = () => {
    const signIn = useSignIn();

    return (<form onSubmit={signIn}>
        <input name="email" />
        <input name="password">
        <button type="submit">
    </form>)
}

Contributing

All contributions are welcome, please open an issue or pull request.

To use this repository:

  1. npm i -g pnpm (if don't have pnpm installed)
  2. pnpm i
  3. npx projen (this will ensure everything is setup correctly, and you can run this command at any time)
  4. Good to make your changes!
  5. You can run npx projen build at any time to build the project.