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Oidc Hosted Page React

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mojoauth·vlatest·frontend

Embed secure, customizable login experiences using React components hosted directly by MojoAuth's OpenID Connect server.

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    $ npx skills add mojoauth/skills --skill oidc-hosted-page-react -a claude-code

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mojoauth

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About this skill

What it does

This skill provides a React component to embed an OIDC (OpenID Connect) hosted page. This allows you to easily integrate authentication flows into your applications without needing to manage complex backend infrastructure. The component handles the redirection and communication necessary for user login and logout experiences.

When to use it

  • Integrating Authentication: You need a simple way to add an OIDC login/logout flow to a frontend application.
  • Custom User Interfaces: You want more control over the look and feel of your authentication process than a standard redirect provides.
  • Single Page Applications (SPAs): Ideal for SPAs where you require secure user authentication without server-side rendering.
  • Third-Party Integrations: Easily embed an OIDC flow within a third-party application or dashboard.

Key capabilities

  • React component implementation
  • OIDC hosted page integration
  • User login and logout flows
  • Redirection handling

Example prompts

  • "Display the authentication button for my application."
  • "Show me the user's profile information after they log in."
  • "Implement a logout flow using the OIDC hosted page."

Tips & gotchas

  • Ensure you have a configured OIDC provider and understand its settings (client ID, redirect URI, etc.).
  • The component requires familiarity with React for customization.