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Plug-and-Play Auth

In this guide, you will learn how Web3 apps can integrate with the Arcana Auth SDK and use the plug-and-play feature to onboard users with the built-in login UI.

Prerequisites

Steps

Using the plug-and-play authentication feature is simple!

Just a single line of code!

Step 1: Call User Onboarding Function: connect

After successfully integrating the app with the Arcana Auth SDK, make sure the AuthProvider is successfully initialized. Then simply add a single line of code, call to the connect function of the Arcana Auth SDK and enable the built-in plug-and-play login UI in the app when a user clicks a button to log in:

await auth.connect();

The connect() function will bring up the plug-and-play pop-up modal in the app context and display the available options for user onboarding. Only those options are displayed that were earlier configured by the developer using the Arcana Developer Dashboard.

The figure below shows the plug-and-play pop-up authentication screen for a test app where the developer had registered and configured Google as the social provider for authentication. The passwordless login option is enabled by default.

Plug-and-Play Login UI

That is all!

The plug-and-play user onboarding feature is successfully enabled in an app integrated with the Arcana Auth SDK.

What's Next?

After enabling the plug-and-play user onboarding feature in the app, developers can use other Arcana Auth SDK functions and enable Web3 wallet operations for authenticated users. See Arcana Auth SDK Usage Guide, how to enable the Arcana wallet for details.

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Last update: May 25, 2023 by shaloo, shalz