The package provides an easy interface to access your users information.

If you don't have a project already, you'll want to follow the official instructions and run: $ npx create-react-app frontend Installation One of the benefits of having PropelAuth manage your users is you can use whatever frontend or backend you want - or even migrate between them. Letting your end-users create organizations and invite their coworkers (called B2B support)Īfter configuring your project, it's now time to integrate it with your frontend and backend.Allowing your users to upload their own profile picture.Collecting additional metadata on signup - like username or first name/last name.Adding 'Login in with Google' or other SSO providers.

You can do this in you dashboard under the Hosted Auth Pages section.įrom here, you can configure other aspects of your end-users auth experience, including: At this point, you can fully test what your end users will experience, transactional emails included, but you might want to configure its style first. There's a default logo, color scheme, and the both passwordless and password-based login. It includes login, signup, account pages, and optional organization management pages. The first thing to do after you sign up is create your project:Īfterwards, a test environment is created for you. Features like social login (Login with Google), passwordless/magic links, and 2FA for our end users can be enabled in one click.

PropelAuth fully manages your signup, login, and account management flows. The code is available on GitHub in these two repos: React and Express.

PropelAuth - for user login and management.

We're going to use the following technologies for this blog post: We'll include social logins (Login with Google), passwordless logins, and allow our users to upload their own profile pictures. In this guide, we’ll build an example application in React/Express where users can sign up, login, and manage their accounts.

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