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twp-login-component

v1.1.16

Published

A component to hold a user's state and display an element based on that state and data-attributes

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

login-componentlogintwp

Readme

Login Component (TWP LC)

A JS library & components that determine a user's state. It's goal is to replace TWP's login entries to house logic in a single location. This project is broken into two parts: react and vanilla components.

Entry Points

  • Vanilla: src/vanilla/Login/index.js and src/index.html is where the element is added to run locally.
  • React: src/fusion/Login/index.js and src/fusion/index.html is where the app root element is.

Running Locally

  • Url: http://localhost.digitalink.com:9000
  • Vanilla: start:vanilla:dev
  • React: start:fusion:dev

Integration

  • Vanilla
    • Add dist/lib/login.min.js file into page's <head>...</head> using a script tag and add <div class="_twp_login-component"></div> to markup for component to be rendered.
    • When window.TWPLC is available, call new window.TWPLC({ env: "dev", name: "acquistion" }).init() to render elements.
  • React
    • Add <Login {...props} /> component after importing (import {Login} from 'twp-auth-component').
    • LoginState is exported too, you can use import {LoginState} from 'twp-login-component' to use its' functions.
      • ex: new LoginState({ env: "dev", name: "fusion:navigationContext" })

Element options

If you are using vanilla component, use data-${option}=${value}. If use react component pass as props.

If overriding default text with data-text or text={} (React), {{displayName}} can be passed in the signedIn value. It will replaced with LoginState.getUsername return value.

| Name | Values | Default | Description | | ---- | ------ | ------- | ----------- | | display | ["button", "link"] | "button" | none | | text | { "signedIn": "Sign me out, now!", "signedOut": "Oh, let's sign you in!"} | {signedIn: 'Sign out', signedOut: 'Sign in'} | This needs to be a valid JSON string if not using React, or it'll revert back to default | | align | ["left", "center", "right"] | "left" | none | | styles | {} | {} | Override the button or a tag's default style (<button> or <a>) | | nestedStyles | {} | {} | Override the innerHTML inside parent tag (<span>) | | overlay | [true, false] | false | Display USW in overlay | | callback | Function | undefined | Pass a callback, by default will redirect or pop-up modal |

Props (React)

| Name | Values | Default | Description | | ---- | ------ | ------- | ----------- | | buttonClasses | "" | "" | Can be used as override class properties | textClasses | "" | "" | Can be used as override class properties

Deploying

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