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react-login-form-kashif

v1.3.5

Published

This project is a **React component library** for building login and authentication screens. It includes ready-made components for: - Login forms - Authorization cards - Two-factor authentication (2FA) verification

Readme

1. What is this project?

This project is a React component library for building login and authentication screens. It includes ready-made components for:

  • Login forms
  • Authorization cards
  • Two-factor authentication (2FA) verification

You can use these components in your own React projects to quickly add user authentication features.


2. Main Components in This Project

a. AuthorizationCard

  • What it does:
    Shows a card asking the user to authorize an app to access their account.
  • Props:
    • onAuthorize: A function that runs when the user clicks the "Authorize" button.
    • appName: (optional) The name of the app asking for permission.

b. LoginForm

  • What it does:
    Shows a login form where users can enter their email and password. It can also show a Google login button, a "remember me" checkbox, and handle 2FA.
  • Props:
    • onLogin: Function called with the email and password when the user submits the form.
    • onGoogleLogin: Function called when the user logs in with Google.
    • onAuthorizeApp: Function called when the user authorizes the app.
    • isLoading: Shows a loading spinner on the login button.
    • googleClientId: The Google OAuth client ID.
    • enableGoogleLogin: If true, shows the Google login button.
    • appName: The name of the app.
    • LoggedIn: If true, shows that the user is already logged in.
    • visibility2FA: Controls if the 2FA step is shown.
    • rememberLogin: Function called when the "Remember me" checkbox is clicked.

c. TwoFAVerification

  • What it does:
    Shows a form for entering a 6-digit code for two-factor authentication.
  • Props:
    • onVerify: Function called with the code when the user submits the form.
    • onResend: (optional) Function called when the user wants to resend the code.
    • onCantLogin: (optional) Function called when the user can’t log in.
    • isVerifying: (optional) Shows a loading spinner on the button.

7. What are the functions for?

  • onLogin: Runs when the user submits their email and password.
  • onGoogleLogin: Runs when the user logs in with Google.
  • onAuthorize / onAuthorizeApp: Runs when the user authorizes the app.
  • rememberLogin: Runs when the user clicks "Remember me".
  • onVerify: Runs when the user submits a 2FA code.
  • onResend: Runs when the user asks to resend the 2FA code.
  • onCantLogin: Runs when the user says they can’t log in.