@authx/interface
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The AuthX Interface is a reference user interface that provides the visual components necessary for a user to authenticate herself and authorize a client to access resources on her behalf.
The AuthX Interface is a reference user interface that provides the visual components necessary for a user to authenticate herself and authorize a client to access resources on her behalf.
It is responsible for the entire user-facing portion of the OAuth flow, from authenticating a user to authorizing a client.
The app is written in TypeScript with JSX extensions for react.
These scripts can be run using npm run <script>.
formatUse prettier to format the code in this package.
lintCheck the contents of this package against prettier and eslint rules.
prepareBuild the files from /src to the /dist directory with optimizations.
prepare:developmentBuild the files from /src to the /dist directory, and re-build as changes are made to source files.
startStart a web server that serves the contents of /dist. Use the PORT environment variable to specify a port.
start:developmentStart a web server that serves the contents of /dist and reload as files change. Use the PORT environment variable to specify a port.
testRun all tests from the /dist directory.
test:developmentRun all tests from the /dist directory, and re-run a test when it changes.
This holds the source code for the client-side interface.
This holds the source code for a Koa middleware that serves the contents from /dist/client
The compiled and bundled code ends up here for distribution. This is ignored by git.
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The AuthX Interface is a reference user interface that provides the visual components necessary for a user to authenticate herself and authorize a client to access resources on her behalf.
We found that @authx/interface demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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