@flexpa/login v0.0.34

📱flexpa/login

<FlexpaLogin> is the fastest way to verify health plans

• Uses storybook for previewing and testing components
• Type interfaces for each component
• Uses rollup to bundle each component's code and types (cjs and esm)
• Automatic deployments of new versions to GitHub's package manager with GitHub actions

Try it yourself

You can quickly add a health plan login to any React application.

Install @flexpa/login:

npm install --save @flexpa/login

Import the component and render it on a page:

import { FlexpaLogin } from "@flexpa/login"

export default <FlexpaLogin sandbox />

Run your React project, and the sandbox login flow will render with the settings from sandbox.flexpa.com our public testing environment.

After logging in - your app will receive a signed FlexpaJWT. You will use this to request health plan data. Learn more about flexpa/login at sandbox.flexpa.com.

Development Setup

1. npm install
2. To build and start storybook, run npm run dev.

Running @flexpa/login in another app

If you have changes locally in @flexpa/login and you want to test them in another app (@flexpa/demo for example), we can use yalc to do this.

Install yalc:

npm i yalc -g

In @flexpa/login

yalc publish

In @flexpa/demo

yalc link @flexpa/login

# when you are done
yalc remove @flexpa/login
# or yalc remove --all

If you make more changes to @flexpa/login, you will need to re-push these changes to your desired app. You can do this by running yalc publish --push. If you don't see your changes, you may have to restart the dev server (npm run dev).

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