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rescript-auth0-react

v1.0.0

Published

rescript bindings for auth0's react library

Downloads

9

Readme

Rescript Auth0 React

Bindings for @auth0/auth0-react, Auth0's library for react applications.

Instalation

Install the dependency on your project:

npm install @auth0/auth0-react rescript-auth0-react

Add the dependency to your bsconfig.json:

{"bs-dependencies": ["rescript-auth0-react"]}

Usage

Configure the provider

According with Auth0 React Guide you need to configure an application in Auth0 and use this application's domain and clientId in order to configure your Auth0 React Provider.

//App.res
@val @scope(("window", "location")) external origin = "origin"

let Auth0Provider = Auth0React.ContextProvider

// The follow URL must be registered at your Auth0 application's callback urls
let authParams = Auth0React.Login.authParams(~redirect_uri=origin)

<Auth0Provider domain="AUTH0_APPLICATION_DOMAIN_HERE" clientId="AUTH0_APPLICATION_CLIENT_ID_HERE" authorizationParams=authParams>
{/*Your application content here*/}
</Auth0Provider>

Auth0 Hook

Inside any component that is under the Auth0 provider configured above you can use the Auth0React.useAuth0 hook to obtain all you need to manage your Auth0 integration.

Login

// login.res

let make = () => {
  let auth0 = auth0react.useauth0()

  <button onclick={(_) => auth0->auth0react.login.withredirect()}>
    {rescript.string("login")}
  </button>
}

Logout

// logout.res
@val @scope(("window", "location")) external origin = "origin"

let make = () => {
  let auth0 = auth0react.useauth0()
  let logoutOptions = Auth0React.Logout.options(~returnTo=origin)

  <button onclick={(_) => auth0->auth0react.logout(logoutOptions)}>
    {rescript.string("logout")}
  </button>
}

Authentication data

// profile.res
let make = () => {
  // you can specify your own user type
  let auth0: Auth0React.t<User.t> = auth0react.useauth0()

  if(auth0->Auth0React.State.isAuthenticated) {
    let user: User.t = auth0->Auth0React.State.user

    <div>{React.string(user.name)}</div>
  }
}

the State module is composed by the following data:

  • isLoading
  • isAuthenticated
  • error
  • user