AuthPass

AuthPass is a boiler plate set-up using Firebase Authentication providing a simple setup for user authentication with a pre-built login and registration page.

Features

• Firebase Authentication: Seamlessly integrate Firebase Auth for user authentication.
• Pre-configured Pages: Includes pre-built pages for Login and Registration.

Pre-Requirements

• Vite: Uses Vite as a build platform
• Firebase Account: Account is free, any other chosen services are subject to cost. Set up is relatively easy. See below for additional set-up information.

Login Page

Register Page

Starting Set Up

Before you get started there are a few quick steps you need to do to make sure AuthPass works correctly.

Step 1: Clone the repository

• Go to your specfic file directory

    cd path/to/your/directory

• Copy the following and paste into your terminal:

    git clone https://github.com/sokuenryan/AuthPass.git

• Open AuthPass folder in your directory

    cd path/to/your/directory/AuthPass

Step 2: Run the following commands in your terminal

AuthPass uses Vite builder and react-icons for icon use. Run the following commands and ensure everything is working correctly.

    npm install @vitejs/plugin-react
    npm install react-icons

Firebase Setup

To use the authentication functionality provided by AuthPass, you'll need to set up a Firebase account and project. This is required because Firebase Authentication handles the login and registration processes. Follow these simple steps to configure Firebase for your app:

Step 1. Create a Firebase Project

• Go to https://console.firebase.google.com. and sign in.
• Click on Add Project.
• Enter your project name and click Continue.
• Disable Google Analytics (if you don't need it), then click Create Project.

Once your project is created, click Continue to open the project dashboard.

Step 2. Add Firebase to Your Web App

• In your Firebase project, click on the </> (Web) icon to create a new Web app.
• Register the app with a name of your choice, then click Register App.

Step 3. Update firebase-config.js

IMPORTANT!

This part contains sensative information!

When creating your Github repo be EXTRA SURE to hide this in your .gitignore file for security and privacy reasons.

1. Firebase will provide a configuration object with API keys.

2. Install Firebase by running this commmand

    npm install firebase

3. Copy **ONLY THE WEB APP's FIREBASE CONFIGURATION from the Firebase site

4. Go to src/firebase/firebase-config.js.

5. Paste the code (like the one below) into the identical section of your firebase-config.js file.

// Your web app's Firebase configuration
    const firebaseConfig = {
      apiKey: "YOUR_API_KEY",
      authDomain: "YOUR_PROJECT_ID.firebaseapp.com",
      projectId: "YOUR_PROJECT_ID",
      storageBucket: "YOUR_PROJECT_ID.appspot.com",
      messagingSenderId: "YOUR_MESSAGING_SENDER_ID",
      appId: "YOUR_APP_ID",
    };

Step 4. Enable Firebase Authentication

In the Firebase console, click on Authentication.

Click on Get Started and select email/password.

Enable Email/Password Authenitication and click Save.

Congratulations! Your Firebase Authentication is now ready!

Testing the Setup

After setting up Firebase and updating the config file, you're ready to use the login and register pages in AuthPass. Simply run your project, and you should be able to authenticate users through Firebase.

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By following these steps, you'll be able to leverage Firebase's authentication system within AuthPass.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.