ionic-react-supabase-login v1.0.46

ionic-react-supabase-login

A modal login component for Ionic React Framework and Supabase Authentication.

Add TWO LINES of code to your app and get complete authentication functionality! If you want password reset functionality as well, make that THREE LINES.

(The lines:)

import { Login, ResetPassword } from 
'ionic-react-supabase-login';
<Login SUPABASE_URL="url_here" SUPABASE_KEY="key_here" />
<ResetPassword SUPABASE_URL="url_here" SUPABASE_KEY="key_here" />

Demos

Sign in with email/password or Oauth Provider

Password-less sign in (magic link)

Reset Password

Features

• Register with email / password
• Login with email / password
• Password-less (magic link) login
• Request password reset email
• Process incoming password reset email
• Login with third party Oauth providers
  • supported providers: apple, bitbucket, discord, facebook, github, gitlab, google, twitch, twitter, slack, spotify, notion, zoom, azure, linkedin
  • providers each have a logo button
• Log out
• Display email address for logged in user
• Execute a function when user clicks on their own email (typically this would open your profile page)
• Execute a function on successful login and/or logout
• Subscribe to current user and/or current user’s profile (accessed through useState)
• Styling:
  • Respects current color set
  • Handles light-mode/dark-mode automatically
• Integrates automatically with other Supabase features (database, storage, etc.) If you're using RLS (Row Level Security Policies) and you use the Supabase Javascript Library (@supabase/supabase-js) it'll automatically respect the currently logged-in user.

Quick Start

1. Create a project at https://supabase.com, save your SUPABASE_URL and SUPABASE_KEY (anonymous key)
2. Create or open an Ionic React Project (use the sidemenu template)
3. Add the component to your project: npm i ionic-react-supabase-login
4. Open Menu.tsx
5. Import the component on the page: import { Login, ResetPassword } from 'ionic-react-supabase-login';
6. In the render section, add:

    <Login 
        SUPABASE_URL="https://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.supabase.co"
        SUPABASE_KEY="zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz" />
    <ResetPassword 
        SUPABASE_URL="https://xxxxxxxxxxxxx.supabase.co"
        SUPABASE_KEY="zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz" />

Notes:

• The <Login /> component here is the minimal setup, shown above with the only 2 requirements: your Supabase URL and Anonymous Key. That's all you need to allow your users to log in.
• The <Login /> component renders as a Login button if the user is not logged in. If the user IS logged in, it renders with the email address of the currently logged-in user and a log out button.
• The <ResetPassword /> component above is optional, and never shows up in the UI unless the user enters your app from a password reset email link. If a reset token is found in the URL of the current page, then after 2 seconds, the ResetPassword modal component will pop up and request a new password. At this point, your user is already logged in, because the Reset Password Email link automatically logs the user in by default.

Login Component

    <Login 
        SUPABASE_URL="https://project_ref.supabase.co"
        SUPABASE_KEY="my_supabase_anon_key"
        // everything below is optional
        providers={['google', 'facebook', 'twitter']} // Oauth providers
        backdropDismiss={false} // dismiss when user taps background?
        profileFunction={() => {}} // execute when user taps on user name (go to profile)
        onSignIn={() => {}} // execute on successful signin
        onSignOut={() => {}} // execute on successful signout
        setUser={setUser} // execute useState function on user state change
        profileTable="profile" // set table name for public profile table (i.e. "profile")
        profileKey="key" // set key field name for public profile table (i.e. "id")
    />

Required Parameters

SUPABASE_URL the API URL from your Supabase project (you'll find this in the Supabase dashboard under Settings / API / Configuration: URL)

SUPABASE_KEY the ANON KEY from your Supabase project (you'll find this in the Supabase dashboard under Settings / API / Project API keys: anon public)

Optional Parameters

providers pass an array of strings containing any combination of the following available providers: apple, bitbucket, discord, facebook, github, gitlab, google, twitch, twitter, slack, spotify, notion, zoom, azure, linkedin

backdropDismiss pass a boolean, true if you want the user to be able to dismiss the modal by tapping on the background

profileFunction pass a function that gets executed when the user taps on their email address button when logged in (typically this would take the user to a profile page where they can modify their own profile)

onSignIn pass a function that gets executed when a user signs in (useful to redirect a specific page after login)

onSignOut pass a function that gets executed when a user signs out (useful to redirect a specific page after logout)

setUser pass a useState function to be executed when the current user changes

profileTable pass a string which is the name of a public table where user profiles are stored - this is required if you want to automatically load a user profile when the current user logs on

profileKey pass a string which is the name of the field in the profileTable that contains the user id key - this is required if you want to automatically load a user profile when the current user logs on

Reset Password Component

By default, the Reset Password component doesn't render anything. If, however, the user enters your app by clicking on a Reset Password Email Link, a token will appear in the app URL, and the Reset Password component will sense this, and pop up a modal after 2 seconds asking for a new password.

    <ResetPassword 
    SUPABASE_URL={keys.SUPABASE_URL}
    SUPABASE_KEY={keys.SUPABASE_KEY} />

Subscribe to User and Profile

You can subscribe to state changes for the current user and optionally for the user's profile. Just pass a useState function to be called when the user or profile changes:

  // import SupabaseAuthService at top of code
  import { SupabaseAuthService, User } from 'ionic-react-supabase-login';

  const [ user, setUser ] = useState<User | null>(null);
  const [ profile, setProfile ] = useState<any>(null);
  useEffect(() => {
    const userSubscription = SupabaseAuthService.subscribeUser(setUser);
    const profileSubscription = SupabaseAuthService.subscribeProfile(setProfile);
    return () => {
        SupabaseAuthService.unsubscribeUser(userSubscription);
        SupabaseAuthService.unsubscribeProfile(profileSubscription);
    }
  },[])