Grindery Login is an interactive authentication application built with React and integrated with the Ethereum blockchain. This application serves as the central authentication mechanism for all Grindery apps, providing a streamlined user login and signup process.
Users from various Grindery applications are redirected to the Grindery Login app for sign-in or sign-up. Once the authentication process is completed, users are then seamlessly redirected back to the referring application.
The Grindery Login application interacts with the user's MetaMask wallet, manages the submission and confirmation of user emails, and handles user workspaces. It utilizes the power of Redux for state management, maintaining crucial application states like user tokens, workspaces, and the current status of the app.
Communication with the remote server is handled through the NexusClient library, providing a clean and straightforward API for server-side operations. The Web3Modal library is used for the integration with MetaMask, the user's Ethereum wallet.
To get started with the Grindery Login application:
- Clone the repository to your local machine.
- Install the necessary dependencies using either
npm installoryarn install. - Start the application in development mode with
npm startoryarn start.
Commits to the main branch of the repository will be automatically deployed to the production environment. You can access the production application at login.grindery.com.
Commits to the staging branch will be deployed to the staging environment. The staging application can be accessed at login-staging.grindery.com.
Config options can be specified via URL query parameters. The following options are available:
redirect_uri: The URL of the app where the user should be redirected after successfully signing in.workspaceRequired: If set to1, the user will have to select a specific workspace from the list of user's workspaces to complete authentication.response_type: Set tocodeto get authentication code in response. Optional.state: Optional state parameter. Will be send in response.
The Grindery Login application is licensed under the MIT license.