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@asgardeo/nextjs

v0.3.36

Published

Next.js implementation of Asgardeo JavaScript SDK.

Readme

Quick Start

Get started with Asgardeo in your Next.js application in minutes. Follow our Next.js Quick Start Guide for step-by-step instructions on integrating authentication into your app.

Redirect URLs

The SDK sends afterSignInUrl (NEXT_PUBLIC_ASGARDEO_AFTER_SIGN_IN_URL, or the afterSignInUrl prop of <AsgardeoProvider>) to the identity server as the OAuth redirect_uri. A relative value such as /dashboard is resolved against your app's origin. Register the resolved URL, for example http://localhost:3000/dashboard and its production equivalent, under the application's Authorized redirect URLs in the console; the bare origin is not enough. If it is missing, the embedded <SignIn /> fails to initialise and shows the exact URL to register.

Social login with app-native authentication needs two more redirect URIs on the social provider's OAuth client (for Google: the OAuth client's Authorized redirect URIs), because the identity server sends different callbacks for the two flows:

  • sign-in: the same resolved afterSignInUrl, e.g. http://localhost:3000/dashboard
  • sign-up (self registration): the identity server's registration callback, https://accounts.asgardeo.io/t/<organization>/accounts/register

A missing entry surfaces as Google's Error 400: redirect_uri_mismatch.

afterSignOutUrl (default: the app origin) is sent as the post-logout redirect URI and must be registered as well.

Customising texts

Every text the embedded components render can be overridden through preferences.i18n.bundles, either globally on <AsgardeoProvider> or per component through the preferences prop of <SignIn /> and <SignUp />. Only the keys you change need to be present; the rest come from the built-in bundle. For example, if your users sign in with an email address, relabel the identifier field:

<AsgardeoProvider
  preferences={{
    i18n: {
      bundles: {
        'en-US': {
          translations: {
            'elements.fields.username.label': 'Email',
            'elements.fields.username.placeholder': 'Enter your email',
          },
        },
      },
    },
  }}
>
  {children}
</AsgardeoProvider>

The available keys are listed in the @asgardeo/i18n package (I18nTranslations).

Logging

The SDK logs at error level by default. Set ASGARDEO_LOG_LEVEL to warn, info or debug to see more, for example why a user's profile fell back to the ID token claims:

ASGARDEO_LOG_LEVEL=warn

API Documentation

For complete API documentation including all components, hooks, and customization options, see the Next.js SDK Documentation.

License

Licenses this source under the Apache License, Version 2.0 LICENSE, You may not use this file except in compliance with the License.