Open konpa opened 9 years ago
In order to understand, I'm trying to replicate your demo but I don't get how you get the user's infos updated after the login and how the props.user
or state.user
are related to the props
details (email, color, etc.) that are displayed in your app...
@konpa Was anybody able to solve this?
I am also facing same issue
const isAauthenticated = (nextState, replace) => {
console.log("isAuthenticated",Auth.user); // got object with all information email signedIn
console.log("isAuthenticated",Auth.user.email); // got undefined why?
if (Auth.user.signedIn) { replace({ pathname: '/dashboard' }); }
};
@konpa what solution works for you?
Hello,
I implemented J-Toker in my frontend app using React and flow (Rails API backend), in a similar way to this project [react-flux-jwt-authentication-sample]https://github.com/auth0/react-flux-jwt-authentication-sample/tree/gh-pages/src
The dashboard should only be accessed by logged in user. In order to do this, I have my Dashboard component wrapped in an AuthenticatedComponent:
Dashobard.jsx
Here is my AuthenticatedComponent.jsx:
Finally here is my LoginStore.jsx code:
Everything works great except when I manually refresh the page. In this case, the Auth.user.signedIn return
undefined
even if the user is logged in.Could someone help me on this?
Thanks in advance.