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@customyai/client

v0.4.0

Published

Customy browser client: session, sign-in, MFA, passkeys, active organization, capabilities and account linking over same-origin HttpOnly cookies, with React, native and native React bindings as subpaths. Never takes server secrets.

Downloads

396

Readme

@customyai/client

Cliente de navegador de Customy: sesión, login (email, social, magic link, passkeys, MFA), organización activa, capabilities y vinculación de cuentas. Todo va contra /api/auth/* y /api/* del mismo origen —la app los reenvía a Customy Access con @customyai/web— con cookies HttpOnly: el cliente nunca lee cookies ni guarda tokens, y rechaza secretos de servidor.

npm install @customyai/client
  • .: createCustomyClient({ publishableKey, environmentId }) — getSession() (signedIn · signedOut · unknown: un fallo transitorio nunca cierra la sesión), signInWithEmail, signUp, socialSignInUrl, signOut, capabilities.*, accountLinking.*, realtimeTicket().
  • Errores de login: signInWithEmail, signUp, signInWithMagicLink, verifyMFA… devuelven { error, status, code, retryable }: error es el texto de siempre; status 401/403 son credenciales o cuenta, 429/5xx/502 servicio caído (retryable: true), 408/SDK_TIMEOUT plazo y 0/SDK_NETWORK_ERROR sin red; code es el del sobre de Access (INVALID_EMAIL_OR_PASSWORD…) o HTTP_<estado>. Lee { error: { code, message } } y el formato plano.
  • Organización: el slug de organizationSlug viaja en x-organization-slug y, durante la transición, también en x-organization-id.
  • Enlace mágico: signInWithMagicLink usa /api/auth/sign-in/magic-link (la ruta de Access); @customyai/web sigue aceptando la vieja magic-link/send.
  • ./react: CustomyProvider, useAuth, useSession, useUser, useOrganization, hooks y puertas de capabilities, formularios y componentes de cuenta.
  • ./native: login para apps nativas (OAuth 2.1 con PKCE, navegador del sistema, refresh token en el almacenamiento seguro del dispositivo); almacenamiento, navegador y cripto son adaptadores de la app.
  • ./native/react: CustomyNativeAuthProvider y useCustomyNativeAuth.
import { CustomyProvider, useAuth } from "@customyai/client/react";

export function App({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) {
  return <CustomyProvider publishableKey="pk_live_...">{children}</CustomyProvider>;
}