4.2.2 Using user pools with Bayun AWSS3 wrapper 'SecureAuthentication'

Here User Registration, SignUp Confirmation, SignIn, SignOut needs to be done with SecureAuthentication instance.

Before creating SecureAuthentication instance, user have to declear these following parameters of AWS and Bayun which will be further used by Bayun AWSS3 wrapper 'SecureAuthentication'.

JavaScript

window._config = {
    cognito: {
        userPoolId: "<userPoolId>", // e.g. us-east-2_uXboG5pAb
        region: "<region>", // e.g. us-east-2
        clientId: "<clientId>", // e.g. 7asdfvasdasdufe7hf47fhasd
    },
};

const BayunConstants = {
    BAYUN_APP_ID: "<BAYUN_APP_ID>", // provided on admin panel
    BAYUN_APP_SALT: "<BAYUN_APP_SALT>", // provided on admin panel
    BAYUN_APP_SECRET: "<BAYUN_APP_SECRET>", // provided on admin panel
    ENABLE_FACE_RECOGNITION: false | true,
    BASE_URL: "<BASE_URL>", // provided on admin panel
  };

Set Up the SecureAuthentication object

The SecureAuthentication is a JavaScript class, and must be provided with companyName before using it.

JavaScript

var secureAuthentication = new SecureAuthentication("<companyName>");

Register a User

Use SecureAuthentication's method register to register a new user instead of relying on standard AWS SDK's signUp method.

JavaScript

var registerBayunWithPwd = true | false;
var companyName = "<CompanyName>";
var companyEmployeeId = "<companyEmployeeId>";
var email = "<email>";
var password = "<password>";
var confirmPassword = "<confirmPassword>";

if (password != confirmPassword) {
    throw "Passwords Do Not Match!"
}

var secureAuth = new SecureAuthentication(companyName);
let sessionId = "<sessionId>"; // eg. "4h5u45u45"	

await secureAuth.register(sessionId, companyEmployeeId, email, password, registerBayunWithPwd);

Confirm Signup

Confirm a users' sign up with the confirmation code using SecureAuthentication's confirmSignUp method. Use this method instead of CognitoUser's method, to confirm signup with both Cognito and Bayun.

JavaScript

let email = "<email>";
let code = "<code>";
var companyName = "<CompanyName>";

var secureAuth = new SecureAuthentication(companyName);
secureAuth.confirmSignUp(email,code);

Sign in a user

Use SecureAuthentication's signIn method to get a session, using email and password, with both Cognito and Bayun, instead of CognitoUser's method.

JavaScript

var loginWithPwd = false | true;
var email = "<email>";  //required if loginWithPwd is false
var companyName = "<CompanyName>";
var companyEmployeeId = "<companyEmployeeId>";
var password = "<password>";   //required if loginWithPwd is true
let sessionId = "<sessionId>"; // eg. "4h5u45u45"

var secureAuth = new SecureAuthentication(companyName);
sessionId = await secureAuth.login(sessionId, companyEmployeeId, email, password, loginWithPwd);

Sign out a user

Use SecureAuthentication's signOut method to clear all tokens and logout of Bayun as well, instead of using CognitoUser's method. User will have to go through the authentication process to get tokens.

JavaScript

var companyName = "<CompanyName>";
var secureAuth = new SecureAuthentication(companyName));
secureAuth.signOut();