Kinde JS Utils

Description

Collection of methods and helpers for usage interfacing with Kinde

Installation

# npm
npm install @kinde/js-utils
# yarn
yarn add @kinde/js-utils
# pnpm
pnpm install @kinde/js-utils

Usage

Methods

base64UrlEncode - creates a base64 encoding of a string

sanitizeRedirect - removes any trailing spaces from end of redirect URL

mapLoginMethodParamsForUrl - Maps all the login options to their relevant url query param

generateAuthUrl - builds a authentication URL to redirect users to start auth flow

extractAuthResults - Extracts tokens and expiry from implcit flow response

generateRandomString - Generates a random sring of a defined length

Session Managers

exports storageSettings which can be used to configure the storage methods.

{
  "keyPrefix": "kinde-", // Prefix to be used on all storage items
  "maxLength": 2000 // Max length of storage block, will auto split into separate chunks if needed
}

Session storage types

MemoryStorage - This holds the data in a simple memory store

ChromeStore - This holds the data in chrome.store.local for use with Google Chrome extensions.

ExpoSecureStore - Secure storage for Expo apps

Token Helpers

Linking in with the activeStorage, a number of token helpers are available.

setActiveStorage - set the active storage manager

getActiveStorage - get the current active storage manager

Helpers

getClaim - Get a single claim from the Access Token

getClaims - Get all claims from the Access Token

getCurrentOrganization - get the current authenticated organisation

getDecodedToken - get the decoded id or access token

getFlag - get a single feature flag

getPermission - get a single permission value

getPermissions - get all user permissions

getRoles - get all the users roles

getUserOrganizations - get all the organizations the user has access to

getUserProfile - get the profile of the user from the ID token

Kinde documentation

Kinde Documentation - Explore the Kinde docs

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to this project, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch.
3. Make your changes.
4. Submit a pull request.

License

By contributing to Kinde, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under its MIT License.