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ldg-auth0-svc

v0.3.8

Published

This library enhances the Auth0-js lib, and provides out of the box functionality for supporting the Auth0 platform.

Downloads

25

Readme

LdgAuth0Security

This project provides basic components and services for interacting with the auth0-js library.

•••This project includes a test application, and to use it you will need to run npm run pack_install.
Doing so will build, pack, and install the library. After doing this simply running the nmm start command will launch the test application in on port 4200.

•••You will need to install the dependency prior to building using the npm install command.

•••The following code should be added to your Module in the imports section for projects consuming this library.

LdgAuth0SvcModule.forRoot(
      {
      Settings: {
        callbackRouteName: 'auth-hook',
        unauthorizedRouteName: 'home',
        postCallbackRouteName: 'dashboard',
        postLogoutRouteName: 'home',
        isDebugMode: true
      },
      Config: {
        clientID: 'oWw9pkKjPZ5X42to7AZa6uVl4Q3XOTs0',
        domain: 'blazor-budget2.auth0.com',
        responseType: 'token id_token',
        redirectUri: 'http://localhost:4200/auth-hook',
        audience: 'agile-family',
        scope: 'openid profile full-access'
      }
      })

#SettingsModel: Settings

•••This controls how the module operates. It's properties modify routing based on authentication events handled by the library.

###unauthorizedRouteName: string

•••This property tells the library what path you are routing failed authentication attempt to. You should probably set this to a login page, or an error page for handling authentication failures. It is routed to when the AuthGuard is used, and the user is not logged in.

###postCallbackRouteName: string

•••This defines the path that users are redirected to after their login is processed.

###postLogoutRouteName: string

•••This defines the path that users are redirected to after a logout is processed.

###isDebugMode: boolean

•••When set to true, the library will log debug information to the console.

#ConfigModule: config

•••This object should contain the configuration settings for your auth0 tenant.

see the test project for more details on using this library.