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@wal3/rc-login

v0.1.0

Published

Login Component

Downloads

19

Readme

@wal3/rc-login

Made with create-react-library

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

NOTE: This component is currently under construction and may change substantially.

Install

npm install --save @wal3/rc-login

Usage

TODO: expand on the example...

import Login from '@wal3/rc-login'

const App = () => {
  return (
    <Login
      title="Login Example"
      logo={logo}
      emailDomain="wal3geo.com"
      onDialogSubmit={loginSubmitHandler}
    >
      <MyApplication/>
    </Login>
  )
}

Properties

| Property | Type | Description | Default | | -------------------- | -------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- | | onDialogSubmit | function | Required. Function which handles the API call to the server to validate the user | | | loginDialog | function | A React component which implements a login dialog. A default component is used if this prop is missing. | LoginDialog |

Any additional props sent to Login will be passed on to the LoginDialog component. For example, title, logo and emailDomain in the example above which are props needed for the default LoginDialog.

Default LoginDialog component properties

| Property | Type | Description | Default | | ------------------ | -------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ------- | | message | string | Required. Message shown to user. From a useState in the parent component. | 'Enter User Id and Password' | | setMessage | function | Required. Function to set the message. From a useState in the parent component. | | | title | string | The title shown on the dialog. | '' | | logo | image | An image shown before the title. | null | | emailDomain | string | The part after the "@" in an email address which limits the user id to emails in that domain.| null | | onCancel | function | Function to handle click of 'cancel' button. | null | | onSubmit | function | Required function from login which gets credentials. TODO: needs better description | null | | onForgotPassword | function | Not Implemented Yet. | null | | onRegister | function | Not Implemented Yet. | null |

License

MIT © worthlutz