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cap-authorization

v0.0.9

Published

Module for authentication in a CAP generated application

Downloads

13

Readme

CAP AUTHENTICATION

This module implements ionic complements but maybe in future releases, we could implement bootstrap.

CAP AUTHENTICATION it's a module that provides:

  • registration
  • login
  • change password

This module implements ionic complements but maybe in future releases, we could implement bootstrap.

Installation Authentication module

Installation

npm i cap-authorization

Configuration

Add the module into the app module or into the module that you want to implement this module after that write your credentials.

import { AuthenticationModule } from 'cap-authorization'

into the import section

AuthenticationModule.forRoot({
      apiUrl: 'your-apiUrl',
      loginEndpoint: 'your-user',
      facebookId: 'your-facebook-id',
      googleId: 'your-google-id',
    }),

Login Component

The login component implement angular5-social-login for login with social media (Facebook and Google +). Into the module of Authentication write your credentials of Facebook and Google +.

Facebook credentials

For use the facebook login you have to create an account in Facebook for developers and add a new application.

Google credentials

Like Facebook you have to create an account in Google for developers and add a new product or service.

Tags

auth-app-login

The tag or selector auth-app-login provides an interface with two inputs and four buttons.

Example

<h1>Login</h1>
<auth-app-login></auth-app-login>

previews

auth-app-login

The target or selector auth-app-change-password provides an interface with two inputs and two buttons.

Example

<h1>Change password</h1>
<auth-app-change-password></auth-app-change-password>

previews

auth-app-register

The target or selector auth-app-register provides an interface with two inputs and two buttons.

Example

<h1>Register</h1>
 <auth-app-register></auth-app-register>

previews

Services

If you want yo get the information of the user login with Facebook or Google you could use the getUserData method. This method is inside of the Authentication service and returns an object with the data of the social media.

Implementation into a module

For use this module go to app module and into the sections of import put the authentintication module.

        ...
    imports: [
        AuthenticationModule.forRoot({
            apiUrl: 'http://localhost:3000', // API Url
            loginEndpoint: 'users'  // [users or admin] endPoint in Loopback (for http://localhost:3000/users/login)
            
        })
    ]
    ...

import the authentication services to use in a component:

import { AuthenticationService } from './services/authentication.service';
...
constructor(private authenticationService: AuthenticationService) {
    this.authenticationService.isAuthenticated());
} 

Exposed Methods

This method returns a Boolean value with the value isLoggedIn

isAuthenticated()

Receive a credentials interface

login(values: CredentialsInterface)

If is a login success set the token and isLoggedIn in localstorage and variable isLoggedIn as true.

(email: string and password: string)

Remove token and isLoggedIn from localStorage and the variable isLoggedIn set to false.

logout(): void


Component Selectors

Each component refers to selectors.

auth-app-login

    @Output()
    submit: EventEmitter<any> = new EventEmitter();

    @Output()
    changePage: EventEmitter<boolean> = new EventEmitter();

auth-app-register

    @Output()
    submit: EventEmitter<any> = new EventEmitter();
    
    @Output()
    changePage: EventEmitter<boolean> = new EventEmitter(); 

auth-app-change-password

    @Output()
    submit: EventEmitter<any> = new EventEmitter();

    @Output()
    changePage: EventEmitter<boolean> = new EventEmitter();

More information HERE