A generic sign in button element implementing the Google Sign-In guidelines
The signin-button
element creates themed buttons that can be used as login
buttons or as generic similarly-styled buttons.
The signin-button
can make use of inbuilt providers or can be customized for
others. The element has support for 'short', 'dark theme' and 'tile' (icon only)
variants accessible through properties. The icons used as part of this element
are rendered from SVGs using iron-icon
.
To customize the element's provider, you can pass in one (or more) of the following:
provider
, name
, icon
, prefix
, label
provider
attribute to use one of the inbuilt providersWhen you use the signin-button
element on its own, the inbuilt providers include:
anonymous
: For anonymous or demo usersemail
: For generic email/password sign-in flowsfacebook
: Facebookgithub
: GitHubgoogle
: Googletwitter
: Twitterunknown
: Unknown provider - this is the fallback when a match cannot be found.These are the providers used by Firebase and should serve majority of users.
It will also import signin-button/signin-icons.html
containing the following icons:
['signin:anonymous', 'signin:email', 'signin:facebook', 'signin:github', 'signin:google', 'signin:twitter', 'signin:unknown']
To access more providers, you may also import the signin-button-more-providers
element. This element wraps a signin-button
but adds extra less-common providers.
In the future, you will be able to add providers in a similar fashion to how iron-iconset adds icons.
Using an inbuilt provider:
<signin-button provider="google"></signin-button>
Configuring a custom provider:
<signin-button provider="linkedin" logo-color="#0077B5" name="LinkedIn" icon="my-icons:linkedin"></signin-button>
Configuring a custom provider from an object: (as above, but attributes are properties of the object)
<signin-button new-provider="[[providerObject]]"></signin-button>
This is a brief list of tasks that are yet to be completed. Feel free to open an issue or contribute a pull request if you think you can help.
iron-iconset
Demo and API docs: webcomponents.org, GitHub Pages