auth-jwt-reducer v1.0.4

Auth-jwt-reducer

Some mashed together auth modules i use in my react projects. This is meant to work along side redux, react-redux-router

Installation

npm install auth-jwt-reducer

##Conditions

The reducer expects you to have a reducer with react-router-redux, like this { auth: YourAuthReducer, routing: routerReducer }

And these are the AuthWrapper Proptypes

    AuthWrapper.propTypes = {
              pathSelector: React.PropTypes.func,
              authSelector: React.PropTypes.func,
              validatingPage: React.PropTypes.element,
              setTokenAction: React.PropTypes.func,
              tokenName: React.PropTypes.string,
              loginUrl: React.PropTypes.string
            }
            
    AuthWrapper.defaultProps = {
      tokenName: 'jwttoken',
      loginUrl: '/login'
    }

The AuthWrapper goes as a high level route in the route that renders its children depending on if the user is logged in. When logged in, if trying to access from another tab, the AuthWrapper checks for a previously set token with the specified key so it can automatically login.

Default State

  {
   //Logged User Data
    user: null
   //Logged user JWT token
    token: null
   //Attempting login
    attempting: false
    error: null
    validatingExistingToken: false
  }

Actions handled by reducer

  AUTH_LOGIN | Expects nothing.
  AUTH_LOGIN_SUCCESS | Expects action.payload.user and action.payload.token.
  AUTH_LOGIN_ERROR | Expects action.payload to be error.
  AUTH_SET_TOKEN_SUCCESS | Expects action.payload.user and action.payload.token.
  AUTH_SET_TOKEN_ERROR | Expects action.payload to be error.
  AUTH_LOGOUT | Expects nothing.

Usage

import { reducer } from 'auth-jwt-reducer'

Then just use the reducer in Redux.