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Read more about [what it does here](https://github.com/jsphweid/okta-cognito-clients/).

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Okta Cognito GraphQL Client

Read more about what it does here.

Basic Usage

Install: npm install --save okta-cognito-graphql-client

Use:

import { oktaCognitoGraphqlClientGenerator } from 'okta-cognito-graphql-client'

const client = oktaCognitoGraphqlClientGenerator({
	graphqlBaseUrl: 'https://mygraphqlendpoint.com/graphql',
	awsConfig: {
		cognitoClientId: '123',
		cognitoBaseUrl: 'https://my-cognito.auth.us-east-1.amazoncognito.com',
		redirectUrl: `https://my-base-app-url.com`
	}
})

This gives you a pre-configured Apollo Client. Use it like you would any other Apollo Client.

Also, at some point during a login flow, you'll get a code in your url that needs to be used to fetch and set real JWTs. There is already a method on the client to handle this async function:

const code = getQueryParamValue('code') // '123-456-etc'
client.setTokens(code).then(() => console.log('tokens set!'))

I'm sure this can be improved but for now this is the way to do it.

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Package last updated on 18 Jun 2019

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