amazon-cognito-identity-js | Amazon Cognito Identity SDK for JavaScript | AWS library

Suddenly, my entire build has collapsed and won't build. I reset the project several days ago with a fresh create-react app build, and it was fine for a bit, and then yesterday - similar problem with a different error:

Hi everyone i'm turning around for more than one day now and can find out where the problem is.

What i need:

1. Authenticate my user on my web app to control acces to a bucket
2. allow each user to acces only a specific folder in my bucket

What i have done

1. Create a cognito user group with client application and federated pool
2. Linked my federated pool to my Cognito User Group
3. create a bucket with following props

A. Public access B. CORS

C. Create a login form in vuejs and start authentictate to cognito with the AWS-SDK

I am trying to setup MFA authentication using AWS Cognito as a small proof of concept for a work project. I have managed to get username & password with a MFA code sent via SMS working fine.

Struggling to get the TOTP method which is shown in use case 27 working with my small login app - https://www.npmjs.com/package/amazon-cognito-identity-js

i have modified the associateSecretCode so that it should show me a the secret code to then enter into my authenticator app but this doesnt display when i attempt to login with a valid user.

What am i doing wrong?

Heres my code:

Most of the aws-amplify auth functions can be call from Angular libraries. For example Auth.signout() works fine.

However I tried to put the following implementation in a library service:

I'm experimenting with AWS amplify. In particular, looking to provide a means for a user to change their cognito password. I don't understand how that is done in a secure fashion given the client id is exposed.

What am I missing?

Here are the docs for what I'm using....

https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-js/tree/main/packages/amazon-cognito-identity-js

I am using cognito for user authentication. Upon successful authentication (userEmail and password) Cognito generates id, access and refresh tokens which I can see in my console.log responses.

My question is, how can extract these tokens and store them as a 'global scope variable' for use (potentially as a HTTPOnly Cookie) with API calls in various React components in my application?

(I am open to any suggested 'fixes' to my current approach, or equally, sugestions on more efficient ways of managing this): What I have tried..

Defining the JWT token as a variable in a JWTutils.js component and importing it to the login.js where I assign the value of the response from cognito. My thinking is that this would allow me to use the token value throughout the application. All, this does however, is interrupt a successful login. So even when I enter correct details, my console.log actually shows onSuccess, but immediately after my browser renders the cognito Modal saying Failure : Username or password are incorrect.

What is the best way to deal with and manage the JWT from the client side?

My code is attached below: Login.js

i'm implementing a node.js backend using the amazon-cognito-identity-js.

I want to create a login(username, password) and refreshToken(token) APIs.

This is my code:

I am trying to deploy a React app with Craco to GCP Cloud Run. I am using the Cloud Code in Visual Studio Code to deploy. It say deployment is successful, but I am getting really weird error when viewing in browser, it runs locally just fine, please help.

For build, I am using the remote build option in GCP, it autmatically create a dockerfile and use nginx to build I guess? It's really confusing.

My package.json

I am working on a Project and for the Authentication I have used Amazon Cognito Service. Now, I have a file in which I have defined Userpools and for those Userpool configs I have used Env Variables (With the Prefix REACT_APP_) But when I import this file containing Userpool into another file It gives me an error that it isn't able to fetch those Env variables. I have provided the code below for better Understanding.

Userpool.js