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frontend-auth

v1.0.0

Published

Repositório para auxílio de autenticação no front-end

Downloads

7

Readme

Front-end auth

Pacote com facilitadores para o seu fluxo de autenticação no front-end.

Instalação

No Terminal, execute

yarn add @naveteam/frontend-auth axios
// ou npm install @naveteam/frontend-auth axios

OAuth2

Para utilizar o módulo oauth2, inicialize uma instancia da sua api da seguinte forma

import OAuth2 from '@naveteam/frontend-auth'

const options = { api_url: process.env.API_URL }

const instance = OAuth2.createInstance(options)

O objeto de opções, pode receber os seguintes parâmetros:

| Parâmetro | Valor padrão | Descrição | | :----------------------- | :------------: | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | api_url | - | URL base da api que será utilizada | | access_token_name | @access_token | Nome da key no local storage que vai armazenar o access_token do usuário | | refresh_token_name | @refresh_token | Nome da key no local storage que vai armazenar o refresh_token do usuário | | refreshTokenUrl | /refresh-token | Endpoint da api que será usado para fazer a atualização do acces_token do usuário | | requestInterceptorConfig | - | Objeto que pode ser passado para o interceptor de todas requests | | unauthenticatedPaths | ['/login'] | Conjunto de paths que representam as rotas não autenticadas no client-side. |