visualjeff/msal-login-webcomponent

HTML5 Web Component for Implicit flow authentication. Includes a component for displaying user details.

msal-login-webcomponent

HTML5 WebComponent for Implicit flow authentication. Additionally includes a component for displaying user and token information. Recently updated to work with version 1.0.0 of MSAL.

1. Start by Registering an App (app registrations) with Azure Active Directory.
2. For this new App, set the reply URL's to http://localhost:4200
3. Configure the webcomponent for authentication by updating the button attributes (clientId and resource) in index.html:

<button
  id="auth-button" 
  is="auth-button" 
  clientId="<<PUT YOUR CLIENTID HERE>>" 
  resource="https://login.microsoftonline.com/<<TENANT>>.onmicrosoft.com" 
  redirectUri="<<PUT YOUR REPLY URL HERE>>"
  loggingEnabled=true>Login</button>

NOTE: The auth-button webcomponent also support domainHint and loginHint as attributes. Add in these attributes if needed.

B2C_NOTE: See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-b2c/b2clogin for help with the resource attribute. Don't use login.microsoftonline.com for b2c.

To test locally on Linux with an HTTP server:

python -m SimpleHTTPServer 4200

To exercise the login button, open your browser (I use Google Chrome) and go to: http://localhost:4200/

Enjoy,

Visualjeff

msal-login-webcomponent's Issues

Consider upgrading to MSAL 2.0

Hi there!

Loving it, though, could you consider upgrading it to support MSAL 2.0 with auth-code?