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mobx-cognito

v1.0.7

Published

Browser module for AWS Cognito functionality tied to a MobX State

Downloads

11

Readme

mobx-cognito

An NPM module to allow AWS Cognito calls using a MobX app store.

About

This library consists of a MobX application store with functions to allow the interactions with AWS Cognito. It allows developers to maintain the user state within their application using a MobX state store.

Installation

Install mobx-cognito using NPM npm install --save mobx-cognito

Import the app store into your project and include it in your React app

import authStore from "mobx-cognito";
// configure the authStore
authStore.configure({
  UserPoolId: process.env.AWS_USER_POOL_ID,
  ClientId: process.env.AWS_USER_POOL_CLIENT_ID,
  CookieStorage: {
    domain: process.env.AWS_STORAGE_DOMAIN
  }
});
// include the authStore with your other app stores
const stores = {...otherStores, authStore};

// Add it to your provider
class App extends React.Component {
  render() {
    return (
	  <Provider {...stores}>
	    <div>...rest of app</div>
	  </Provider>
	);
  }
}

Interacting with AWS Cognito

Actions

signIn(username, password)

Causes the user to be logged into Cognito using the given username and password.

If the user is configured in Cognito to not use MFA, then the user is logged in and the loginState will be set to LOGIN_STATES.LOGGED_IN. If MFA has been activated then the loginState will be LOGIN_STATES.MFA, and you will have to handle calling confirmMFA(code) to continue the login process.

Once login is successful, userSession, cognitoUser, accessToken, and idToken observables should all be set appropriately.

If the user is not logged in successfully, then loginState will be set to LOGIN_STATES.FAILED_LOGIN and loginError will be set to the error returns by Cognito.

confirmMFA(code)

Confirms the given MFA code with Cognito.

This is only required if the user has setup MFA on their account. Once the code has been successfully confirmed, the same process if followed as if signIn(username, password) was called successfully. If the MFA confirmation fails, the loginState should be set to LOGIN_STATES.MFA again.

Observables

userSession

The AWS Cognito UserSession object returned after successful login.

cognitoUser

The AWS CognitoUser object returned after successful login.

accessToken

The AWS CognitoAccessToken object returned after successful login.

idToken

The AWS CognitoIdToken object returned after successful login.

loginState

The current LOGIN_STATES value representing the login state for that user.

loginError

Any Error returned due to failed login.

Others

LOGIN_STATES

A const containing the following possible loginStates:

SIGN_IN - User needs to signin (they are unauthenticated) LOADING - Action is in the process of loading, I.E. user has attempted authentication and is awaiting AWS response. MFA - MFA confirmation is required to continue authentication. LOGGED_IN - User has logged in and been fully authenticated. NEW_PASSWORD - User is required to change their password according to the AWS Cognito User Pool settings. FAILED_LOGIN - The previous login attempt was in error or failed.

Disclaimer

This software is provided as Open Source, and as such comes with no warrantees or guarantees. Please read the License information below for more details.

License

MIT