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@commutatus/aiesec-embeddable-auth-test
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Demo: https://embeddable-auth.netlify.com/ (Running staging environment)
Demo: https://embeddable-auth.netlify.com/ (Running staging environment)
Importing: If you are using it with any app having npm, run
$ npm install @commutatus/aiesec-embeddable-auth --save
import '@commutatus/aiesec-embeddable-auth
Use css from
node_modules/@commutatus/aiesec-embeddable-auth/bundle.css
For all other use cases:
Load the script from
https://unpkg.com/@commutatus/aiesec-embeddable-auth@latest/bundle.js
and the CSS from
https://unpkg.com/@commutatus/aiesec-embeddable-auth@latest/bundle.css
// HTML
<div id="embeddable-auth-container"></div>
// Javascript
const embeddableAuth = new EmbeddableAuth({
target: document.getElementById('embeddable-auth-container'),
props: {
options: {
registerButtonText: 'Get Started',
loginButtonText: 'Login',
defaultReferral: 'Other',
afterLoginRedirectTo: '',
title: 'Login/Register with AIESEC',
showLogin: true,
utm: {
utm_source: 'your-utm-source-value',
utm_medium: 'your-utm-medium-value',
utm_campaign: 'your-utm-utm_campaign-value',
utm_term: 'your-utm-utm_term-value',
utm_content: 'your-utm-utm_content-value',
},
customMeta: {
yourCustomField1: yourCustomValue1,
yourCustomField2: yourCustomValue2
},
profileAttributes: // This follows the data structure explained below
},
token: 'YOUR_TOKEN', // custom token for future features.
api: 'production' // or 'staging' MANDATORY
}
});
Option | Default Value | Description | Type |
---|---|---|---|
registerButtonText | Get Started | Text of the register button | string |
loginButtonText | Login | Text of the login CTA button | string |
defaultReferral | Default value for referral (If used, the referral selection won't be shown to the user) | string | |
afterLoginRedirectTo | Url to redirect to after login or signup succeeded (without root domain) Example: 'opportunity/5999' | string | |
title | Login/Register with AIESEC | Heading of the app | string |
showLogin | true | Whether it should default to login screen. Signup screen if false | boolean |
If you are using defaultReferral, please use one of these values given below:
Friend, Colleague, Information booth on campus, Classroom presentation, AIESEC Alumni, Facebook, WeChat, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, , Other social media channel, Search Engine, Event, Telegram, Media (magazine, TV, newspaper or radio), Other
For profileAttributes, the data structure should be as follows. Note that this will not support any other field not mentioned in the structure given below.
{
person_profile_attributes: {
earliest_start_date: "dd-mm-yyyy",
latest_end_date: "dd-mm-yyyy",
duration_min: 6, // Number of weeks
duration_max: 78, // Number of weeks
languages: [
10005,
10006
],
nationalities: [1034],
selected_programmes: [1],
skills: [
{id: 10147},
{id: 10146}
]
}
The ID's which are passed in languages, nationalities and skills can be get from constants endpoints hyperlinked here Languages Nationalities Skills
For selected_programmes, the values are
Name | Value |
---|---|
GV | 1 |
GT | 2 |
GE | 5 |
FAQs
Embeddable authentication for AIESEC
The npm package @commutatus/aiesec-embeddable-auth-test receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @commutatus/aiesec-embeddable-auth-test popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @commutatus/aiesec-embeddable-auth-test demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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