react-passport v1.1.0

react-passport

• Client-side authentication for React
• React context for client-passport
• Provides Hooks API

Installation

Instal react-passport and client-passport packages.

yarn add client-passport react-passport

Usage

First create an authenticator instance.

import {passport} from 'client-passport';
import {loader as googleLoader} from 'client-passport/lib/providers/google';
import {loader as facebookLoader} from 'client-passport/lib/providers/facebook';

const authenticator = passport({
  providers: {
    google: async () => ({
      loader: googleLoader,
      options: {
        client_id: '305188012168-htfit0k0u4vegn0f6hn10rcqoj1m77ca.apps.googleusercontent.com',
      },
    }),
    facebook: () => ({
      loader: facebookLoader,
      options: {
        appId: '253302651812049',
        autoLogAppEvents: true,
        xfbml: true,
        version: 'v3.2',
      }
    }),
  }
});

Now use react-passport to create React context.

import createAuthenticatorContext from 'react-passport';
const {Provider, Consumer, context, useAuth} = createAuthenticatorContext(authenticator);

Now you can use it as React context.

<Provider>
  <Consumer>{({loading, user, auth}) => {
    // ...
  }}</Consumer>
</Provider>

Where

• loading — is a boolean indicating whether authenticator itself is loading.
• auth — is the instance of authenticator, you can use it for signing in/out auth.signIn('google') and auth.signOut().
• user — is null if user is not authenticated or an instance of User object if user is authenticated. You can use it as user.name, user.avatar, user.token etc.

You can also use this library with React hooks.

const MyComponent = () => {
  const {loading, user, auth} = useAuth();
  // ...
};

License

Unlicense — public domain.