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liberalize-sso-js-sdk

v0.0.10

Published

Liberalize Javascript Library for Single Sign On.

Downloads

4

Readme

LiberationNetwork/liberalize-sso-js-sdk

This is the clientside SDK to implement Single Sign On with Liberalize

The liberalize-sso-js-sdk package contains only the functionality necessary to signin via Liberalize. It is typically used to easily implement login components with liberalize and are heavily used in liberalize services as well as open source projects.

Note: By default, LiberalizeSSO will be in production mode. The staging version are for you to integrate with other staging environments of Liberalize services. Don't forget to build the correct environment when deploying your applications.

Installation

npm install liberalize-sso-js-sdk 

or

yarn add liberalize-sso-js-sdk

Import

import { LiberalizeSSO } from 'liberalize-sso-js-sdk'

or

var LiberalizeSSO = require('liberalize-sso-js-sdk')

Initializing LiberalizeSSO

You will have to initialize LiberalizeSSO by providing the sample code below at the very beginning of your app. Both the environment (e.g. "prod" or "staging") and clientId are string values. the result return will be the user profile that comes from an authenticated user.

const libsso = new LiberalizeSSO(<your-client-id>, <environment>)

libsso.getUser().then((result)=> {
    console.log("result => ", result);
})

Redirect to LiberalizeSSO for Sign In

The redirected url is a string value and it has to be the application where sso is initialized. The url has to be a https scheme.

libsso.signIn(<your-redirected-url>)

Example Usage

const handleClick = () => {
    try {
        libsso.signIn("https://google.com")
    } catch (err) {
        console.log("Error: ", err);
    }
}

Get User via LiberalizeSSO

Once successfully authenticated and redirected back to the application. The user profile can be retrieved by calling get user. Note: The access to the user profile is only limited to 24hrs upon authenticating the user. After which the user has to resign in.

libsso.getUser().then((result)=> {
    console.log("result => ", result);
})

Log Off via LiberalizeSSO

When a user logs off the account, it is advised to run the following code in order to achieve higher user experience.

libsso.signOut()

Example Usage

const handleClick = () => {
    libsso.signOut()
}