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SSE/WebsiteTheSSEquel#33

2nPlusOne commented

2023-09-23 16:50:45 +00:00

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As a visitor, I want to see an option on the navbar to log in with my Google account so that I can access site features that I am authenticated for.

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Acceptance criteria defined
Solution tasks specified
Feature branch created
~~Unit tests written (on API code only for now)~~
~~Solution passes full suite of unit tests~~
Design documents updated if needed
Pull request created
Code is reviewed
Code is merged to main branch
~~Tests pass on CI~~
~~Deployed to staging environment~~
Acceptance criteria is met

Acceptance Criteria

Given I am logged out, when I look at the navbar, I should see a login button at the right of the navbar.
Given I am logged in, when I look at the navbar, I should see at logout button at the top right of the navbar.
Given I am not logged into my rit google account in the browser session, when I click the login button, I should be prompted to login to my rit google account.
Given I am already logged into my RIT google account, when I click the login button, I should be logged in automatically.
Given that I am logged into the website, when I click logout, the button should change to say "logout", and I should lose my login session credentials.

Solution Tasks

Create a google client ID and secret, and add it to the local .env file
Add the next-auth dependency
Create the authentication route
Create the auth options, setting up the google provider and prisma adapter.
Adjust prisma schema to match the schema expected by the prisma adapter for next-auth.
Add hd: "g.rit.edu" as an authorization parameter to the google provider config, restricting the account selection to those with the g.rit.edu domain.
Create login and logout buttons, and hook up their on click events to the next-auth api routes.

# User Login with NextAuth As a visitor, I want to see an option on the navbar to log in with my Google account so that I can access site features that I am authenticated for. Associated Epic: ## Definition of Done - [x] Acceptance criteria defined - [x] Solution tasks specified - [x] Feature branch created - [ ] ~~Unit tests written (on API code only for now)~~ - [ ] ~~Solution passes full suite of unit tests~~ - [ ] Design documents updated if needed - [ ] Pull request created - [ ] Code is reviewed - [ ] Code is merged to `main` branch - [ ] ~~Tests pass on CI~~ - [ ] ~~Deployed to staging environment~~ - [x] Acceptance criteria is met ## Acceptance Criteria - [x] Given I am **logged out**, when I look at the navbar, I should see a login button at the right of the navbar. - [x] Given I am **logged in**, when I look at the navbar, I should see at logout button at the top right of the navbar. - [x] Given I am not logged into my rit google account in the browser session, when I click the login button, I should be prompted to login to my rit google account. - [x] Given I am already logged into my RIT google account, when I click the login button, I should be logged in automatically. - [x] Given that I am logged into the website, when I click logout, the button should change to say "logout", and I should lose my login session credentials. ## Solution Tasks - [x] Create a google client ID and secret, and add it to the local .env file - [x] Add the next-auth dependency - [x] Create the authentication route - [x] Create the auth options, setting up the google provider and prisma adapter. - [x] Adjust prisma schema to match the schema expected by the prisma adapter for next-auth. - [x] Add hd: "g.rit.edu" as an authorization parameter to the google provider config, restricting the account selection to those with the g.rit.edu domain. - [x] Create login and logout buttons, and hook up their on click events to the next-auth api routes.

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Story: User Login #33

User Login with NextAuth

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