Add Auth0 authentication to React SPAs with login, logout, and session management.
npx skills add https://github.com/auth0/docs-v2 --skill auth0-react
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: auth0-react Source: https://github.com/auth0/docs-v2/tree/main/main/.mintlify/skills/auth0-react Command: npx skills add https://github.com/auth0/docs-v2 --skill auth0-react
Auth0 React Integration eliminates the guesswork of wiring login flows in Vite or Create React App SPAs by describing how to configure domain and client ID environment variables, wrap the root with Auth0Provider, and rely on useAuth0 hooks for session state and protected routes.
Use the auth0-react skill to install @auth0/auth0-react, configure your VITE or CRA environment variables, wrap the entry point with Auth0Provider, and verify login/logout through the Auth0 Universal Login redirect flow.
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To add authentication to a React SPA, install @auth0/auth0-react, configure environment variables for your Auth0 domain and client ID, and wrap your application root with the Auth0Provider component. This setup enables login, logout, and session management.
Yes, Auth0 React integration works with both Vite and Create React App. You must align your environment variable prefixes with your build tool, using VITE_ for Vite and REACT_APP_ for Create React App to properly configure the Auth0 domain and client ID.
Protect React SPA routes and components by using the useAuth0 hook within your component tree. The hook provides loading states and authentication data so you can conditionally render protected dashboards or portals based on the user's session status.
The best way to get an access token for API calls in a React app is to use the getAccessTokenSilently method from the useAuth0 hook. This method manages tokens securely and handles multi-factor authentication flows for your protected API requests.
The Auth0Provider wrapper is required in your React application to establish the authentication context for the useAuth0 hook. It manages universal login redirects, authorization parameters, and session state so child components can securely handle authentication.
Yes, you can use universal login redirects with your React SPA. By configuring the redirect_uri and authorizationParams in the Auth0Provider, your application securely redirects users to Auth0 for login and back to your protected components.
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