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@authlane/react

v0.1.0

Published

React components for Authlane - OAuth connections for AI agents

Readme

@authlane/react

React embed for Authlane's hosted connection UI.

Install

pnpm add @authlane/react

Create a short-lived connect session with @authlane/sdk on your SaaS backend. Pass only the returned URL to the browser:

import { AuthlaneConnect } from '@authlane/react';

export function IntegrationSettings({ connectUrl }: { connectUrl: string }) {
  return (
    <AuthlaneConnect
      connectUrl={connectUrl}
      minHeight={480}
      onEvent={(event) => {
        if (event.type === 'connected') {
          console.log(`${event.serviceId} connected`);
        }
      }}
    />
  );
}

Props

  • connectUrl — required short-lived URL returned by connectSessions.create
  • title — iframe title; defaults to Connect services
  • className — optional iframe class
  • minHeight — minimum iframe height in pixels; defaults to 400
  • onEvent — receives connected, disconnected, and error events

The component validates both the postMessage origin and iframe source, applies an iframe sandbox, and follows trusted resize messages. It never accepts an API key or external user ID.

Security boundary

Never create a connect session in browser code. Your backend must bind the external user, exact allowed origin, allowed services, and short expiry before returning the URL.

License

MIT