We have installed all the packages we need. This method consists of redirecting users to a login page hosted by Auth0 that is easily customizable right from your Auth0 dashboard. Note: As you want the best security available, you are going to rely on the Auth0 login page. React-redux: We will use this package so that our React components can talk to the Redux store. npm install-save auth0-js react-router react-router-dom. The default redirecturi is the current URL stripped of query parameters and hash fragment. If using uxmoderedirect, this parameter allows you to override the default redirecturi that will be used at the end of the consent flow. Yup: We will use Yup for schema validation.īootstrap: We will use Bootstrap classes for styling - primarily for the styling of the login We will use Redux Toolkit for global state management. Show ( true) or hide ( false) the Google Icon. That is a new component provided by React router v6, and you have to pass it as an element prop instead of sending it as a child.
The only thing that changed is that now instead of Redirect, it’s Navigate. Voc poderia, por favor, me ajudar a compreender o mecanismo de redirecionamento que eu poderia usar com a verso mais recente do roteador de react (v1.1.0). React-router-dom: We will use the package for client-side routing.įormik: We will build the login form using Formik. In React router v6, the Redirect component is gone, but of course, you can still redirect. PS C: \U sers \D elhivery \D esktop \r eact-private-routes > npm i react-router-dom formik yup bootstrap react-redux We will create a React project inside the folder using the following command: PS C: \U sers \D elhivery \D esktop \r eact-private-routes > npx create-react-app.
Open the folder in VS Code or any other code editor of your choice. Now that we understand the key features of the application, let's go ahead and build it.Ĭreate a folder named react-private-routes on your desktop. On successful login, we are redirected to the home page. We can also log in to the application using the Login link. We log out of the application by clicking on the Logout link. Once we successfully log in, we get access to the Secret page. Therefore, when we click on the Secret link, we are redirected to the Login page. The secret page is protected, accessible only to logged in users. The header with navigation links is common across all pages.Ĭlicking on the About link takes us to the About page.Ĭlicking on the Blog link takes us to the Blog page. This is the home page of the application.
We will learn how to protect routes based on the login status of a user by building a simple application.įirst, let's do a quick walk-through of the application.