cap-authentication-forked v1.0.3

CAP AUTHENTICATION

CAP AUTHENTICATION is a module for Angular

• Log In
• Log Out
• Profile
• Registration
• Change Password

you can use one of the two largest authentication services on the market Auth0 or Firebase

Previous requirements

CAP AUTHENTICATION use bootstrap's classes. To be able to display the component in the right way, bootstrap should have been installed in the project. In case you don't have bootstrap installed, you can run the following command or read their Bootstrap:

npm install bootstrap

One's that you installed bootstrap you have to configure the angular.json and write into styles

"styles": [
  "node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css",
  "styles.scss"
]

you also have to install the dependency @auth0/angular-jwt to obtain user token information.

npm i --save @auth0/angular-jwt

Installation

npm i cap-authentication

Implementation into a module

To use this module go to the app module and into the section's import and put the Authentication Module.

import { AuthenticationAuth0Module } from 'cap-authentication'

into the import section

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    AuthenticationAuth0Module.forRoot({
      domain: '<your-domain>',
      clientId: '<your clientId>',
      clientSecret: '<your clientSecret>'
    })
  ],
})
export class AppModule { }

HTML tags

• Authentication LogIn

<cap-log-in-auth0></cap-log-in-auth0>

• Authentication Register

<cap-register-auth0></cap-register-auth0>

• Authentication Profile

<cap-profile-auth0></cap-profile-auth0>

• Authentication Forgot Password

<cap-change-password-auth0></cap-change-password-auth0>

• Authentication Log Out

<cap-log-out-auth0></cap-log-out-auth0>

Note: An object is stored in the localStorage to know the status of the User.