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react-native-aws-cognito

v0.0.8

Published

React Native module for authenticating with AWS Cognito.

Downloads

87

Readme

React Native AWS Cognito module

Adding to project:

  1. Install via npm or yarn:
npm install react-native-aws-cognito
yarn add react-native-aws-cognito
  1. Link this project:
react-native link react-native-aws-cognito
  1. Add the following frameworks from AWS SDK to your project "Frameworks" directory:
    • AWSCognitoIdentityProvider
    • AWSCognito
    • AWSCore

And make sure all libraries are properly linked. Like on the screenshot below:

image

(Tested with AWS iOS SDK 2.5.1)

TODO:

  • [x] implement user authentication using Cognito provider
  • [x] allow retrieving temporary credentials
  • [x] implement API for registration
  • [x] implement API for password recovery
  • [ ] implement API for storing user data

React Native module for authentication with AWS Cognito.

Motivation to work on this module (and so, best use case) was having a secure, simple and cheap user management system that can access AWS IoT devices.

It supports Enhanced (Simplified) Authflow as described on http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/authentication-flow.html

There are some limitations in this module:

  • only iOS is supported
  • it supports only AWS Cognito login provider

Pull requests welcome!

Sample code for retrieving signed url and using it to connect with AWS IoT using MQTT over Websocket:

import { getSignedUrl } from 'aws-signing-utils';
import AWSCognito from 'react-native-aws-cognito';
import AWSConfig from './my-aws-config.json';

AWSCognito.setUserPool(
  AWSConfig.region,
  AWSConfig.identityPoolId, // Federated identity pool id
  AWSConfig.clientId, // App client ID
  AWSConfig.secret, // App client secret - leave this undefined if your app doens't use secret
  AWSConfig.userPoolId // user pool ID
);

// Email and password that you get from the user during the log in process
AWSCognito.getSession(user.email, user.password)
  .then( () => AWSCognito.getCredentials(AWSConfig.email) )
  .then( (credentials) => {
    console.log('Temporary credentials:');
    console.log('accessKey', credentials.accessKey);
    console.log('secretKey', credentials.secretKey);
    console.log('sessionKey', credentials.sessionKey);

    const endpointUrl = getSignedUrl({
      method: 'GET',
      protocol: 'wss',
      canonicalUri: '/mqtt',
      service: 'iotdevicegateway',
      region: AWSConfig.region,
      secretKey: credentials.secretKey,
      accessKey: credentials.accessKey,
      sessionKey: credentials.sessionKey,
      host: AWSConfig.endpointAddress,
    });

    console.log("Signed AWS IoT url: ", endpointUrl)
  } )
  .catch( err => console.error('Error: ', err) )