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This project was bootstrapped with Create React App. It is a Single Page Application client for the netcore2-Auth0 Web API project. It integrates Auth0 security services in order to access the book list provided by the associated Web API project. It is the companion code for the article Developing Web Apps with ASP.NET Core 2.0 and React - Part 2.
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QUESTION
I want to define the interface the proper way but I am having trouble because it is expecting an argument even though the argument is empty.
I am using useContext
and I defined the interface like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-02 at 07:50Problem in the first place is:
You provided signature of a function like this in the interface:
loginWithRedirect: () => void;
which means no argument and whenever you'll define that function you will obey this signature but in contrary you are passing argument to the function while giving it's definition.
Solution
Why not doing like this?
QUESTION
My component is supposed to retrieve the data for courses when the component mounts. The problem that I have is that whether I use the course Id or the course title as the key, I get the following error:
index.js:1 Warning: Each child in a list should have a unique "key" prop.
I have looked through the react docs, here on Stack Overflow, and tried different ways to get it to work. The only way I can get it to partially work is by adding an index as a parameter for map. When I use this method, I run into another problem and that is, it stops after the first iteration, even though there are 10 items. How can I fix this?
Here is my code:
CoursesPage.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-27 at 05:10The issue is here:
QUESTION
I am creating an auth0 spa login page with loginWithPopup(), but every time it responds with a misconfiguration error but the same works with loginWithRedirect() without any problem. Just like loginWithRedirect(), I want a username and password fields (in loginWithPopup()) where I can enter my credentials and redirect to the home page. Please look at the image for the error page.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 16:55After a bit of struggle, I found answer to my own question. In order to use loginWithPopup() from auth0 SDK, we must include our callback URL in the allowed web origin field as well (which I was not doing before). loginWithPopup() is a combination of PKCE + web_message. https://auth0.com/docs/protocols/oauth2 (under how response mode works?) https://auth0.com/blog/introducing-auth0-single-page-apps-spa-js-sdk (under behind the curtain)
QUESTION
I am working on authentication using Auth0 and react. I am using loginWithPopup() for the login popup screen. But every time I end up getting misconfiguration error(like you can see in the attachment). But if I remove the response_mode = web_message from the URL it works, is there any way to remove response_mode from code. I am using the react-auth0-spa.js given my auth0 quick start
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 16:47After a bit of research, I found an answer to my own question. So if we use response_mode = web_message then we need to configure our callback URL in allowed web origin field as well. In my case, I am using loginWithPopup() so which typically adds response_mode = web_message in the login URL because loginWithPopup() from auth0 SDK is a combination of PKCE + web_message https://auth0.com/docs/protocols/oauth2 (under how response mode works?) https://auth0.com/blog/introducing-auth0-single-page-apps-spa-js-sdk (under behind the curtain)
QUESTION
I'm using React(react-create-app and TypeScript). Login is made with Auth0.
I want to write tests with Jest, and I found this ressource which is basically the only thing around that speaks about Mocking the Auth0 object.
So my code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-31 at 20:38It's a TypeScript error. You will need to type the mocked useAuth0
as the original type does not have a method called mockReturnValue
. Something like this should work:
QUESTION
I'm using the auth0 token provided by the user on login to make api calls via useAuth0.getTokenSilently.
In this example, fetchTodoList
, addTodoItem
, and updateTodoItem
all require a token for authorization. I'd like to be able to extract these functions out in to a separate file (like utils/api-client.js
and import them without having to explicitly pass in the token.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-18 at 13:44There are different ways to solve this.
To not change your code base too much. I would go with a store with a provider and a hook. There are many store libraries out there.
Here is a tiny version which also can be used outside React rendering.
https://github.com/storeon/storeon
This was just one example of a very small store I could find that might fit the bill.
Using a store library outside React could look like:
QUESTION
I have been rewriting my website ondeband.com - it is currently a wordpress website and I am about a month into writing it in react.
I am not going to change the home page too much - it has a background image that changes every couple seconds. You can see it in my link above.
Problem is...on my new react version of the website - it flickers between each image change - speically when I pushed it to heroku. It works 99% of time on my local dev server.
I have a feeling it is due to the 'preloading' of the images? Maybe you can point me in the right direction - Here is my code for the home page of my app.
The div with the className of 'homePage' is where the bg image is loaded into the inline styles. The variable bgImage is stored in state. I use the useEffect hook to start the function, 'bgTransition', that changes each image randomly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-03 at 15:29You can do it with just html, with only small tweaks to your React code.
To download the image earlier you can follow this answer. The only problem is, that you don't know the url of the image, because it's randomized once you build the website.
To mitigate this, move your images out of the src
folder to the public
folder. I assume you would use /public/images/
to store them. Here is the modified code:
index.html
QUESTION
I have been stuck for a few hours now.. I am trying to send a component new props... but It wont get the new ones.
Here is what happens.
First the user clicks a button on the post component... It fires the function, 'add favorites' and 'addFavs' on the parent component below. These two functions determine if it should add the user to favorites or delete the user from favorites.
When the user is added as a favorite, the button they clicked, inside the searchResults component, appears a different color. The problem is they have to click the button twice for the new props to be sent back to the searchResults component and change the color - and I cant figure out how to get useEffect to send the component the new props.
Inside of the function 'addFavs', I call the origial search functions, 'getBands' and 'getTourBands' to fetch the updated data. This gets added to the states called bands, all bands, and tourBands. My theory was once this updated data gets added to the state, it would send the new props to my searchResultsComponent.
Thanks for your help - let me know if its too complicated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-28 at 21:11I'm not really familiar with async/await in react, but maybe there a problem with it ? Your code seems to be correct, but, for exemple, is this conditions really valid sometimes ?
QUESTION
So I'm using Auth0 for my user sign up. I'm trying to get the user id under sub:value
to add to my database to identify with the post of a user. I'm trying to use a Context API in order to get the user info to put in my database.
react-auth0-spa.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-03 at 20:44You're logging the user when the component first mounts, which is long before the await auth0FromHook.getUser() call will complete. Log it in a componentDidUpdate
, or check in a parent if that value is available, and don't mount the child component until it is.
QUESTION
I am fetching the user's permissions from an API call. I get the permissions and push them to an array that will be sent as a prop to another component. The fetch_permissions function returns exactly what I need, yet it doesn't seem to be waiting for the function to complete before sending incomplete data. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-28 at 02:27You need to add two hooks: useState
and useEffect
.
Initialize the userPermissions
array with useState
. Then, within useEffect
, fetch your data and update userPermissions
using the updater function. This will trigger a re-render and pass along the newest value to the child component.
You can find more info about this, along with handling loading and error states, here: How to fetch data with React Hooks?
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