deniszatsepin / svelte-social-auth

Social Auth for Svelte v3

Svelte Social Auth

Google and Facebook Auth

SSR Ready Svelte v3 + v2

installation

npm i @beyonk/svelte-social-auth --save-dev

Usage

<GoogleAuth clientId="your-google-auth-client-id" on:auth-success={e => console.dir(e.detail.user)} />
<FacebookAuth appId="your-facebook-app-id" on:auth-success={e => console.dir(e.detail.user)} />

<script>
  import { GoogleAuth, FacebookAuth } from '@beyonk/svelte-social-auth'
</script>

Usage with v2

<GoogleAuth clientId="your-google-auth-client-id" on:auth-success={e => console.dir(e.detail.user)} />
<FacebookAuth appId="your-facebook-app-id" on:auth-success={e => console.dir(e.detail.user)} />

<script>
  import { GoogleAuth, FacebookAuth } from '@beyonk/svelte-social-auth/src/components.v2.js'
</script>

Attributes

Common attributes:

Attribute	Description	Type	Default
text	Text of the sign-in button	string	'Sign in with '

The attributes for the GoogleAuth component are:

Attribute	Description	Type	Default
clientId	Google service account client id	string	-

The attributes for the FacebookAuth component are:

Attribute	Description	Type	Default
appId	Facebook app id	string	-

Events

The events fired by the GoogleAuth component are:

Event	Purpose	Properties
on:auth-success	User authentication success	{ user }
on:auth-failure	User authentication failure	{ error }
on:init-error	Google Auth initialisation failure	{ error }

The events fired by the FacebookAuth component are:

Event	Purpose	Properties
on:auth-success	User authentication success	{ user }
on:auth-failure	User authentication failure	{ error }

Developing / Contributing

Note that Facebook requires that you have HTTPS locally, despite their documentation to the contrary, so you will need to generate some SSL certs and point rollup config at them.

GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=<your-google-client-id> FACEBOOK_APP_ID=<your-facebook-app-id> npm run dev