react-with-firebase-auth | Order Component for integrating Firebase | Authentication library
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Higher-Order Component for integrating Firebase Authentication methods with a React Component through props
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QUESTION
I am trying to make a react component to display a notification on use. The thing is that it's not working correctly... The notification is supposed to appear when a user logs-in with an email with wrong provider
what am I doing is that I check for user email after he logs in if the mail doesn't contain the right provider I log him out.
what is happening is that the notification is showing up and disappearing quickly after logging the user out though I made a long interval for it.
I tried experimenting with material UI the react UI framework. Nothing is working so far
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...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-10 at 20:57I suspect what is happening in that when you log the user out, the Nav
component is no longer rendered and therefore neither is the Notify
Component as it is a child of Nav
(Nav >> HomeNav >> Notify). Because it is no longer rendered the message disappears.
If that is the case, you should move the Notify
to a higher level in your app so that it is displayed regardless of whether the user is logged in or not.
QUESTION
I have multiple pages in react project includes signin.js and signup.js.
In my signin page , I can able to login and able to view the user details. But when I switch to signup page, I can't able to use the {user}
in this code.
I want to see the logged user details in signup page too . Can somebody help to riddle this .
I'm new to react js .
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Answered 2019-Sep-23 at 12:17you can add this function in componentDidMount()
to check whether your user is already signed in or not.
If you need to access this user info in other points in your app, I would suggest separating any logic pertaining to authentication into a separate component, then passing the data around either using redux
, contextApi
, or simply as props to the rest of your app.
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