When you activate the account, you should be redirected to a link with the following format. Now that the application is up and running, let’s test it by registering ourselves with an email and checking if the magic link is sent correctly.Īfter filling the email, name, and company name fields and pressing the ‘Sign Up’ button, you should receive an email to activate your account. If everything went well with the above application setup, you should be able to navigate to and see the login screen. Start the application by running npm start. With the root and app components ready, we can now run the application and have a look at the available routes. With the root component in place, we move on to define a basic application component that will show the user’s profile image and name when they are authenticated (otherwise, it will show the login screen). The root component will be responsible for the routing and for providing Frontegg’s context to the application. Now that we have the necessary packages for our application, let’s start by creating the application root component. The first one is Frontegg’s React package and the second one deals with routing inside the React application.
Once we have the application ready, we need to install two dependencies. npx create-react-app my-login-app cd my-login-app Let’s start by creating a new React application where the login component will live. The next step is to integrate the login screen into a React application. For this example, we will use the default style. Set the authentication flow option to ‘Passwordless’.Īfter defining the main structure, we will look at the ‘Style’ tab, which lets you change themes and colors according to your application’s needs. For that, we can use the design-builder and configure the login screen. Designing The Login Screenįirst, let’s start by designing a login screen that will allow user authentication based on a link sent to the user’s email or on a social network account. Without further ado, let’s start and design the login screen. You will also need to create a free Frontegg account to be able to use a subdomain within the app. 📝 In this article, you will need npx and create-react-app to bootstrap the React application. From the most fundamental authentication flows to the most complex use cases, Frontegg has you covered. We’ll use Frontegg’s free login box builder to design an embedded login screen for a React front-end application to achieve this.įrontegg is a first-of-its-kind, full-stack user management platform, empowering software teams with user infrastructure features for the product-led era. How many times did you have to build a login form? Did you deal with authentication plumbing in the application’s front end? In this article, we’ll design and use a login form without having to touch HTML or make plumbing to know if the user is authenticated or not.
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