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@coveo/auth
Advanced tools
Functions to help authenticate with the Coveo platform.
npm i @coveo/auth
Configure a SAML authentication provider on your organization.
Inside your web application, instantiate the SAML client in this package.
import {buildSamlClient} from '@coveo/auth`;
const organizationId = '<organization id>';
const provider = '<configured SAML auth provider name>';
async function main() {
const saml = buildSamlClient({organizationId, provider});
const accessToken = await saml.authenticate();
console.log(accessToken);
}
main();
@coveo/headless
import {buildSamlClient} from '@coveo/auth`;
import {buildSearchEngine} from '@coveo/headless`;
async function main() {
const saml = buildSamlClient(...);
const accessToken = await saml.authenticate();
const engine = buildSearchEngine({
configuration: {
organizationId,
accessToken,
renewAccessToken: saml.authenticate,
},
});
}
main()
@coveo/headless
and React
SamlClientOptions
organizationId: string
The unique identifier of the target Coveo Cloud organization (e.g., mycoveoorganization8tp8wu3
).
provider: string
The SAML authentication provider name (e.g., oktaA323aab78b9f1-45b5-a095-a1f0fa09ddd5
).
platformOrigin?: string
The Coveo origin to authenticate through.
Default value is https://platform.cloud.coveo.com
.
FAQs
Functions to help authenticate with the Coveo platform.
The npm package @coveo/auth receives a total of 402 weekly downloads. As such, @coveo/auth popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @coveo/auth demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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