Signup/Signin functionality using Azure AD B2C user flows. We rendering the Signup/Signin page using "Expo Auth Session" Library. We build the app through expo,
After that publishing google play store. When download my app click to login button do not redirecting signin page. When development time running the app using expo go app its signup and signin works fine.
Please give me the solution of published app not working azure ad b2c userflows using expo auth session library
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I need to implement the Single Sign on with Azure AD B2C. One of our application is developed in Blazor and other is developed in React JS.
Once user logged in Blazor app and then come to React JS app, he should be directly logged in without entering the credentials.
Thanks
Multiple Blazor app are able to work with SSO, but not the React JS app.
If your requirement is only specific to Azure AD/ Microsoft SSO then you can use Microsoft Authentication Library for React (msal-react).The library will be useful for React or JS based client application to authenticate using Azure AD.
Refer this for more information-
https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-js/tree/dev/lib/msal-react
I want to accomplish SSO for Strapi Admin Panel. I've the following Use Case
I've a React Admin Panel Running on AWS using Cognito Authentincation
I've a Strapi Application running on Some Server
I've a Redirect button on React Admin Panel, that redirects to strapi login page
I want to use Cognito SSO for Strapi Admin panel so that my admin have only central credentials on AWS cognito and can use to login in both React Admin panel as well as Strapi Admin panel.
I've some confusions about strapi SSO. First one is,
Is strapi SSO available on free plan of strapi?
Even if your answer is either, How can It be done for Admin Panel?
Thanks in advance
I've tried to use this Strapi-Plugin but couldn't get what I want to acheive as it don't have any affect on strapi app.
I have implemented azure AD B2C login in my React APP using react-aad-msal(https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-aad-msal) package but the application is login through Microsoft Login Page.. I want to login directly from my React APP login page.
Azure AD B2C only supports redirecting the user to the AAD B2C login page (Web Apps, JS apps), or using a Pop Up modal in a Javascript app. API based auth (ROPC flow) is only supported in Mobile Apps. You cannot embed our B2C login page into you applications page.
I'm using this both npm for google and facebook login in React js PWA googe login
facebook login
It works fine in a chrome web app
and also in android PWA.
But when I create PWA in ios and perform google or facebook login it does not works well.
Issue: I clicked on the Google login button and it redirects me to google login page.
After that, I'd successfully logged in to google and instead of redirect back to the app it redirect me to browser in new page.
Any help would be appreciable.
I had a react native app to which i need to integrate OKTA, i have installed following packages for it
npm install #okta/okta-signin-widget#2.3.0 --save
I added the app in okta development site as OPENID Connect,Application Type :Single Page App (SPA). The problem is after assigning the app in okta site (https://dev-845745-admin.oktapreview.com) to the people, the assigned members are unable to see the app in Dashboard page.
You can configure which applications appear on the End-User Dashboard page via your Okta OpenID Connect Application.
The Login Initiated By setting specifies whether the app is initiated only in the background or whether either the app or Okta can initiate the login. If you select App Only, the app is started in the background without an Okta chiclet. If you select Either Okta or App, you can utilize an Okta chiclet.
Update Login Initiated By to Either Okta or App
Select the Display application icon to users checkbox under Appliation visibility
Once you have that setup, you can look at Okta's React Native OpenID Connect quickstart to see how you can integrate your React Native application with Okta.