I built my own login page with amazon-cognito-identity-js on domain foo.com, but I want the user from bar.com also authenticate through foo.com login page as well. Is it possible with amazon-cognito-identity-js provided functions?
In the sample demonstrates web page of amazon-cognito-auth-js, when I click the Sign in button, it redirects to the hosted ui login page by AWS to perform the login action and return to the callback url with #id_token.
In the callback page, I think that it will perform the authentication by using auth.parseCognitoWebResponse(curUrl) with the #id_token provided in url.
I wonder if it is the appropriate way to perform multiple domain authentication or any other better solution.
I know my question is a bit weird. In fact it is related to
amazon-cognito-auth-jsof AWS. https://github.com/aws/amazon-cognito-auth-js I have 2 domains, foo.com and bar.com.I built my own login page with
amazon-cognito-identity-json domain foo.com, but I want the user from bar.com also authenticate through foo.com login page as well. Is it possible withamazon-cognito-identity-jsprovided functions?In the sample demonstrates web page of
amazon-cognito-auth-js, when I click the Sign in button, it redirects to the hosted ui login page by AWS to perform the login action and return to the callback url with#id_token. In the callback page, I think that it will perform the authentication by usingauth.parseCognitoWebResponse(curUrl)with the#id_tokenprovided in url.I wonder if it is the appropriate way to perform multiple domain authentication or any other better solution.