Authenticate to your Frontify instance from within any secure web app.
npm install @frontify/frontify-authenticatorAuthenticate to your Frontify instance from within any secure web app.
There are three possible ways of installing or requiring the Frontify Authenticator v2.
Installing the latest published package on a third party app is as simple as running npm i @frontify/frontify-authenticator and requiring the main class either via CommonJs or as an ES module.
``
// CommonJs require
const FrontifyAuthenticator = require('@frontify/frontify-authenticator');
OR
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// ESM import
import { authorize, refresh, revoke } from '@frontify/frontify-authenticator';
Alternatively, in case you're not relying on npm packages in your web app, you can also require the minified JS script directly by using a CDN such as UPAKG. You can find the latest Frontify Authenticator v2 source code and import it to your project you by requiring it via a
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You may want to require a specific version. To do so you only have to change the word latest with the specific version you wish to use (ie. v2.0.0).
To make use of the available methods in the script all you have to do is use the FrontifyAuthenticator object reference attached to the window.
Example:
`
FrontifyAuthenticator.authorize(...);
or
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window.FrontifyAuthenticator.authorize(...);
To install any package locally doesn't differ greatly from the CDN use case. You can use the link mentioned above to download the file contents, save it to your local instance and require via
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Like mentioned in the CDN case, if may want to require a specific version, all you have to do is change the word latest` with the specific version you wish to use (ie. v2.0.0).
You must be aware that, in this case, the latest code won't be automatically updated so it relies on manual downloads everytime you want to have a new version come into effect within your web app.