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@gears-frontx/auth

v0.2.0-alpha.1

Published

Headless authentication contract and types for Gears FrontX SDK

Readme

@gears-frontx/auth

Headless authentication contract for Gears FrontX.

This package only defines types and the AuthProvider contract. It does not ship UI, routing, or network interception logic.

AuthProvider

Minimal required surface:

  • getSession()
  • checkAuth()
  • logout()

Optional surface:

  • login(), handleCallback(), refresh()
  • getIdentity(), getPermissions(), canAccess()

Gears FrontX Integration

Use the framework auth() plugin to bind your AuthProvider into @gears-frontx/api REST requests (bearer tokens and cookie-session).

import { createGears FrontX } from '@gears-frontx/framework';
import { auth } from '@gears-frontx/framework';
import type { AuthProvider } from '@gears-frontx/auth';

const provider: AuthProvider = {
  async getSession() {
    return { kind: 'cookie' };
  },
  async checkAuth() {
    return { authenticated: true };
  },
  async logout() {
    return { type: 'none' };
  },
};

const app = createGears FrontX()
  .use(auth({ provider }))
  .build();

Local Development (Using A Local Gears FrontX Checkout)

If you are testing changes made locally in the Gears FrontX monorepo, you can install the packages into a separate consumer app via file: dependencies.

  1. Build packages in the Gears FrontX repo first (exports point to dist/):
cd /path/to/frontx
npm run build:packages:sdk
npm run build:packages:framework
  1. Point your consumer app dependencies to the local folders:
{
  "dependencies": {
    "@gears-frontx/auth": "file:/path/to/frontx/packages/auth",
    "@gears-frontx/api": "file:/path/to/frontx/packages/api",
    "@gears-frontx/framework": "file:/path/to/frontx/packages/framework"
  }
}

If you use pnpm, prefer link: for symlinks:

{
  "dependencies": {
    "@gears-frontx/auth": "link:/path/to/frontx/packages/auth",
    "@gears-frontx/api": "link:/path/to/frontx/packages/api",
    "@gears-frontx/framework": "link:/path/to/frontx/packages/framework"
  }
}

Note: @gears-frontx/api expects axios as a peer dependency. Install it in your consumer app:

pnpm add axios
# or: npm i axios

Manual Node.js Tests

This repo includes manual Node.js scripts for bearer attach, refresh+retry, and abort semantics:

  • scripts/manual-auth-tests/README.md

Cookie-session is tested as a browser/manual scenario (recommended for UI apps).