I'm using the Auth0 New Universal Login Experience and need to create a record in my application database when a new user signs up. How/where can I hook into the sign-up processes to trigger some post sign-up code?
If you navigate to Hooks in the dashboard, and click + Create New Hook then select Post User Registration, you can configure your hook there.
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every one. I am new to Auth0 and have got some troubles in Auth0 integration in my project.
I have developed a solution using MERN stack.
It already has its user authentication logic such as register/login/reset-password, etc.
Now I am going to use Auth0 for user authentication and replace my old logic with Auth0.
And I have a user collection which saves extra user information such as birthday, organisation, etc in my MongoDB. and I am going to use this collection even after using Auth0.
My problem is
When a new user signs up in the Auth0 universal login page, how can I add a new record in my user collection using the newly input information?
How can I create a new user in Auth0 WITHOUT using Auth0 signup page? I have a feature that administrator can add his new user in his organisation, so I need to create a new Auth0 user without Auth0 signup page or dashboard.
As I am new to mobile development and I am using react native. I am trying to implement external login(Facebook/Google) login, I got libraries using which I am able to get the details of user profile such as firstName, lastName, email from both Facebook and Google. Here my question is, is it right and safe to get details of the user profile, and calling register api to register/login and get the JWT token to land the application to home screen? Or is there any way that we can just click on Facebook/Google button by passing just provider name we can get all details from web api itself.
I feel, fetching the user profile details from web api is safer than getting user profile using react native library/sdk and then calling register api to register/login the same.
If there any link or Github reference please share the same for better and in details understanding.
Thanks In Advance.
You seems to have it figured out yourself. Call Google or other third party to retrieve user details such as email and name. Then call your own backend to register that user to your platform.
The next time user login using social login do a similar call to your backend to check if user with the details exist in your database and send a corresponding response back.
Check this link Google Login React Native. This reference is a little old one but might give you a heads up.
Note: You will need to have corresponding permissions enabled in providers developer console. Some cases you will get an access token after login/signup using social media. You will then need to fetch user data from corresponding provider using their api or SDK.
As the title suggests, how to manage the user state in Firebase authentication within an SSR Nuxt.js application? The following conditions should be met after a successful login:
Users should be able to visit protected resources when navigating
between pages
Users should be able to reload browser and still be signed into the
application. They shouldn't be redirected to the login screen
Firebase's default behaviour is to persist the user's session
even after the user closes the browser. Users should not have to
login to the application again if they close their browser and reopen
it and when there is still a valid Firebase user available
I was able to solve this problem by using the following:
Express server - using axios posts to manage the login on receiving
the request save the user ID in the session and save the access token
in a cookie
Vuex - store user state so easily accessible within my Nuxt application
Nuxt server middleware - used to check the authentication status of
the user on the server. Looking for user ID in the session or the
access token in a cookie that would have been created on login
Access to the code containing a working, running example of this scenario can be found in this GitHub repository.
I have also written a more detailed blog entry regarding all the important files used in the project.
I have multiple ember apps, but just one of them has the login page. I want to authenticate all of them with this unique page. How can I redirect other apps to an external login page using ember-simple-auth and redirect to the corresponding app after the authentication?
You need to write custom authenticator. In it's authenticate method I suggest to not redirect, but open a child window with login page. And that login page should be able to communicate with your ember app in some way (window.postMessage for example) in order to give your app auth token. Authenticator must wait until it receive answer (promise and timer will help with waiting). I used such method with google's oauth in node-webkit application (my authenticator opens google's oauth page where user prompted to give my app an access). I don't want to share a code because its too big, complex and have code specific to nw.js but I hope my answer will help. I used code of oauth2 authenticator to develop my own, it helped me a lot.
Here is the workflow I want to implement for admin module of a site
Show a login screen - will be a React component
If login fails, the above component will show an error message
If login succeeds, the view changes. The new view should contain links to APIs /addProduct and /deleteProduct
One way is to create one single App but I don't want to expose API urls to the client unless the login succeeds.
How do I achieve UI seperation here?
I would say that you have two options:
Use the login response to return the list of links.
Have a set endpoint that only works with an authenticated client that returns the list of links.