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@loginshield/realm-client-browser

v0.1.0

Published

Browser integration for authentication realm

Downloads

4

Readme

realm-client-browser-js

Front-end part of LoginShield SDK for direct integration into a web application.

This library integrates into the website front-end JavaScript.

API

loginshieldInit

Import the library. When using webpack, it might look like this:

import { loginshieldInit } from '@loginshield/realm-client-browser';

After the page loads, call loginshieldInit:

loginshieldInit({
    elementId: 'loginshield-content',
    backgroundColor: '#efefef',
    // width: '100%',
    // height: '600px',
    action: 'start',
    mode: loginMode,
    forward,
    rememberMe,
    onResult: Function,
});

The elementId is an HTML element ID where the library should render its user interface.

The backgorundColor is a hex RGB color value for the page background so the library's user interface will blend with the rest of the page.

The action is either "start" or "resume".

The mode is either null for a regular login, or "link-device" for an initial activation or access recovery.

The onResult is a function to handle results from the library. Here is an implementation outline:

function onResult(result) {
    switch (result.status) {
    case 'verify':
        // TODO: call server with { verifyToken: result.verifyToken } to complete authentication process
        break;
    case 'error':
        if (activity === 'activate-loginshield') {
            // TODO: redirect to that activity
            return;
        }
        this.loginshieldStartError = true;
        // TODO: reset login form
        break;
    case 'cancel':
        if (activity === 'activate-loginshield') {
            // TODO: redirect to that activity
            return;
        }
        // TODO: reset login form
        break;
    default:
        console.error(`onResult: unknown status ${result.status}`);
    }
},

Build

npm run lint
npm run build