@amraneze/react-instagram-login

React Instagram Login

An Instagram oAUth Sign-in / Log-in Component for React

Install

npm install @amraneze/react-instagram-login

yarn add @amraneze/react-instagram-login

How to use

With default button

import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { InstagramLogin } from '@amraneze/react-instagram-login';

const responseInstagram = (response) => {
  console.log(response);
};

ReactDOM.render(
  <InstagramLogin
    clientId="CLIENT_ID"
    buttonText="Login"
    onSuccess={responseInstagram}
    onFailure={responseInstagram}
  />,
  document.getElementById("instagramButton")
);

Note: Here is a sandbox to play around.

onSuccess callback

Displaying OAuth using a popup

Note: The redirectUri needs to be the same url as the current url.

Displaying OAuth using a redirection

If you want to use redirection you should change the prop useRedirect to true. Callback will return a code for use on your server to get a full access_token. If implicitAuth is set to true it will return the full access_token directly.

onFailure callback

Callback will return an error object.

property name	value
error	string
error_reason	string
error_description	string

Parameters

params	value	default value
clientId	string	REQUIRED
scope	string	user_profile
onSuccess	function	REQUIRED
onFailure	function	REQUIRED
redirectUri	string	-
buttonText	string	Login with Instagram
cssClass	string	-
tag	string	button
type	string	button
implicitAuth	boolean	false
useRedirect	boolean	false
width	number	400
height	number	800

Instagram API Docs: https://www.instagram.com/developer/

You can now also pass child components such as icons into the button component.

<InstagramLogin
  clientId="CLIENT_ID"
  onSuccess={responseInstagram}
  onFailure={responseInstagram}
>
  <FontAwesome name="instagram" />
  <span> Login with Instagram</span>
</InstagramLogin>

Dev Server

yarn dev

Run Tests

yarn test

Production Bundle

yarn build

TODO

• Fix the test cases
• Add templates for PR and Issues
• Use Google, Facebook, Linkedin ... in this project

Done

• Use Hooks
• Update dependencies
• Create a babel Conf
• Use prettier + Husky
• Improve and refactor the code

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