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@itwin/map-layers-auth

v5.4.2

Published

Extension that adds a Map Layers Widget

Readme

@itwin/map-layers-auth

Copyright © Bentley Systems, Incorporated. All rights reserved. See LICENSE.md for license terms and full copyright notice.

Description

The @itwin/map-layers-auth package contains classes for enabling various authentification methods, such as OAuth2.

ArcGIS OAuth2 support

To enable the ArcGIS OAuth2 support, an 'ArcGisAccessClient' object needs to be created and registered in the MapLayerFormatRegistry from @itwin/imodeljs-frontend for the 'ArcGIS' format.

Also the following configuration will be required:

  1. Callback URL
    Hosting application needs to implement its own callback page, and sets its corresponding public URL on the ArcGisAccessClient object.
    Following code demonstrates how a callback page can be implemented as a simple React hook:
import * as React from "react";
export function ArcGisOauthRedirect() {
  const completeLogin = () => {
    if (window.opener) {
      const opener = (window.opener);
      if (opener?.arcGisOAuth2Callback) {
        opener.arcGisOAuth2Callback(window.location);
      }
    }
  };
  React.useEffect(() => {
    completeLogin();
  }, []);
}
  1. Client IDs
    The hosting application must be registered in either the ArcGIS Online server (cloud offering) or in ArcGIS enterprise server (on-premise). The registered application must then provide its associated clientID and redirectUri to the ArcGisAccessClient object. The ui-test-app application provides a complete sample configuration. The map-layers widget has also been updated to support OAuth2: if needed, a popup window will be displayed to trigger the external OAuth process with the remote ArcGIS server. When the process completes, the focus returns to the map-layers widget and layer is ready to be added/displayed.

    More details on how to configure the ArcGis Server can be found in the ESRI documentation

    ArcGisAccessClient initialization example:
  const enterpriseClientIds = [{
      serviceBaseUrl: SampleAppIModelApp.testAppConfiguration.arcGisEnterpriseBaseUrl,
      clientId: SampleAppIModelApp.testAppConfiguration?.arcGisEnterpriseClientId,
    }];
  const accessClient = new ArcGisAccessClient();
  const initStatus = accessClient.initialize({
    redirectUri: "http://localhost:3000/esri-oauth2-callback",
    clientIds: {
      arcgisOnlineClientId: SampleAppIModelApp?.testAppConfiguration?.arcGisOnlineClientId,
      enterpriseClientIds,
    }});
  IModelApp.mapLayerFormatRegistry.setAccessClient("ArcGIS", accessClient);