@isic/client v0.8.0

ISIC Client

A client library for authenticating with the ISIC Archive from an SPA (single page application).

Usage

• Install the library:

  yarn add @isic/client

  or if you're using npm:

  npm install @isic/client

• Instantiate an IsicClient with your application-specific configuration:

  import IsicClient from '@isic/client';
  
  const isicClient = new IsicClient(
    process.env.CLIENT_ID, // e.g. 'v1odYySCetBht6DT9svQdAkvmVXrRHOwIIGNk6JG'
  );

  or if connecting to the sandbox server:

  const isicClient = new IsicClient(
    process.env.CLIENT_ID,
    {
      isicOrigin: new URL('https://api-sandbox.isic-archive.com'),
    },
  );

• Call redirectToLogin when it's time to start a login flow:

  document.querySelector('#sign-in-link').addEventListener('click', (event) => {
    event.preventDefault();
    isicClient.redirectToLogin();
    // This will redirect away from the current page
  });

• At the start of every page load, unconditionally call maybeRestoreLogin, to attempt to restore a login state; this will no-op if no login is present. Afterwards, get and store HTTP headers for new API accesses from authHeaders.

  let authHeaders;
  
  isicClient.maybeRestoreLogin()
    .then(() => {
      authHeaders = isicClient.authHeaders;
    })

  or, if using ES6 and async/await:

  await isicClient.maybeRestoreLogin();
  let { authHeaders } = isicClient;

• Use these credentials for Ajax API requests:

  fetch('https://api.isic-archive.com/api/v2/studies/', {
    headers: authHeaders,
  });

• The login state will persist across page refreshes. Call logout to clear any active login:

  document.querySelector('#sign-out-link').addEventListener('click', (event) => {
    event.preventDefault();
    isicClient.logout()
      .then(() => {
        authHeaders = isicClient.authHeaders;
      });
  });