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@auther-sdk/frontend

v1.4.0

Published

Official browser SDK for Auther — drop-in authentication for any website.

Readme

@auther-sdk/frontend

npm

Framework-agnostic browser SDK for Auther: drop-in authentication for any website. One init() call renders the login/signup UI and keeps the user's session alive with proactive token refresh.

Install

npm install @auther-sdk/frontend

Usage

import auther from '@auther-sdk/frontend';

auther.init({
    clientId: 'req_live_xxxxxxxxxxxx',
    // endpoint is optional and defaults to the Auther production API
    onAuth: (user) => {
        // Fires with the current user (or null) once the session resolves,
        // and on every later login, logout, and refresh.
        console.log('signed in as', user);
    },
});

// Open the modal
auther.login();

// Get a token for your own API (refreshes first if it is near expiry)
const token = await auther.getFreshToken();

The access token is kept in memory only, never in localStorage. On page load the session is restored from the HTTP-only refresh cookie, so auther.getUser() is null until that resolves. Use onAuth / onAuthStateChange rather than reading getUser() once at startup.

Full guide at auther.ziloris.com/docs.

License

Apache-2.0, Copyright Ziloris.