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@equinor/mad-auth

v0.5.2

Published

An authentication library that uses expo-auth-session (mobile) and @azure/msal-browser (web) under the hood

Readme

MAD AUTH

A simple authentication package used by the mad-team. It uses expo-auth-session and @azure/msal-browser under the hood, and requires you to set up an app registration in azure.

Usage

Add our provided LoginButton to your application:

export const LoginScreen = () => {
    const navigation = useNavigation<NavigationProp<RootStackParamList>>();
    return (
        <View
            style={{
                height: "100%",
                alignItems: "center",
                justifyContent: "center",
                flexDirection: "row",
            }}
        >
            <LoginButton
                redirectUri="msauth.com.equinor.mad.chronicles://auth"
                clientId="49222fe1-4e0a-4310-9e81-1a2c3eb9b2ed"
                onAuthenticationSuccessful={() => navigation.navigate("Root")}
                onAuthenticationFailed={() => console.error("Unable to authenticate")}
                enableAutomaticAuthentication
            />
        </View>
    );
};

The LoginButton provided by this package uses @equinor/mad-components's Button component. You can style it however you want. However, if you want to create your own LoginButton from scratch, you can do so by using the useAuthenticate hook. See the implementation of our LoginButton if you need some inspiration. Alternatively, you can create the login flow logic from scratch using the provided functions below.

This package provides a few basic functions you can use to either make your own login button, or use throughout the app:

If you are not using our login button, nor useAuthenticate, use this function to initate the authentication client:

initiateAuthenticationClient({clientId: string, redirectUri: string, authority?: string}): Promise<void>

To check if the authentication client exists, use this function:

authenticationClientExists(): boolean

To authenticate interactively, use this function:

authenticateInteractively(scope: string[]): Promise<MadAuthenticationResult | null>

To authenticate silently, use this function:

authenticateSilently(scope: string[]): Promise<MadAuthenticationResult | null>

To get account, use this function:

getAccount(): Promise<MadAccount | null>

Alternatively, you can use this hook to get account:

useAccount(): MadAccount | null