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asteroid-oauth

v1.0.23

Published

Login with OAuth in asteroid (google, facebook & twitter)

Downloads

12

Readme

asteroid-oauth-mixin

An OAuth mixin for Asteroid. You can use an available provider (check the list of available provider) or you can add a custom provider.

Available provider

  • Google
  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Install

npm install asteroid-oauth

Development environment setup

After cloning the repository, install npm dependencies with npm install. Run npm test to run unit tests, or npm run dev to have mocha re-run your tests when source or test files change.

Example usage

import {createClass} from "asteroid";
import * as asteroidOauthMixin from "asteroid-oauth";

const Asteroid = createClass([asteroidOauthMixin]);

const asteroid = new Asteroid({platform, endpoint});

/*
*   You need to define a `getServiceConfig` method (either in a mixin or on the
*   instance itself) which returns a plain object containing the configuration
*   for the specified provider. Such configurations are stored in the
*   `meteor_accounts_loginServiceConfiguration` collection, which the oauth
*   mixin automatically retrieves by subscribing to
*   `meteor.loginServiceConfiguration`, a subscription published - by default -
*   by the meteor server.
*   A naive implementation could be the following:
*/
asteroid.ddp.on("added", ({collection, id, fields}) => {
    if (collection === "meteor_accounts_loginServiceConfiguration") {
        asteroid.loginServiceConfiguration = {
            ...asteroid.loginServiceConfiguration,
            [id]: {
                _id: id,
                ...fields
            }
        };
    }
});
asteroid.getServiceConfig = providerName => {
    return this.loginServiceConfiguration[providerName];
}

/*
*   Somewhere in your code
*/

asteroid.loginWith("facebook")
    .then(() => console.log("login successful"))
    .catch(() => console.log("error logging in"))

Example usage with asteroid-immutable-collections-mixin:

import {createClass} from "asteroid";
import * as asteroidOauthMixin from "asteroid-oauth";
import * as asteroidImmutableMixin from "asteroid-immutable-collections-mixin";

const Asteroid = createClass([asteroidImmutableMixin, asteroidOauthMixin]);

const asteroid = new Asteroid({platform, endpoint});

/*
*   Somewhere in your code
*/

asteroid.loginWith("facebook")
    .then(() => console.log("login successful"))
    .catch(() => console.log("error logging in"))

API

loginWith(providerName, scope)

This is the method used to login.

Arguments

  • providerName string required: the provider name with whom you want to login with Oauth.

  • scope string optional: you might need to request access to APIs, depending on the level of access you need. For google provider, the default is set to openid email.

Returns

A promise to the method return value (the promise is rejected if the method throws).

registerOauthProvider(provider)

This is used to set a custom provider.

Arguments

  • provider string required: the provider name with whom you want to add to the list of available provider.

Returns

Nothing.