This was created only for testing purposes. Please do not consider using it in a production environment. I just did it to quickly test what is available on Auth0.
This repository is separated into two projects:
- custom-universal-login: An front-end application built with the help of Parcel. It represents the custom Universal Login experience using the auth0.js.
- sample-application-client: A Next.js project with MUI and styled-components. It represents the product where a costumer can check his account after he's logged in.
When you think it's done the way you developed your custom page with either Auth0.js or Lock.js, now you can deploy it on your tenant. To do that, change custom-universal-login/.env.development according to your scenario, and then you can issue the command:
docker-compose up apply-classic-page
You'll see something like this:
Starting auth0-custom-universal-login-with-sample-app_apply-classic-page_1 ... done
Attaching to auth0-custom-universal-login-with-sample-app_apply-classic-page_1
apply-page-classic_1 | ✨ Built in 385ms
apply-page-classic_1 |
apply-page-classic_1 | out/login.html 4.18 KB 736ms
apply-page-classic_1 | out/login.65ee0072.js 153.66 KB 1.39s
apply-page-classic_1 | out/login.c20437d2.css 345 B 682ms
apply-page-classic_1 | Configured static files: StaticFiles(html_file=PosixPath('/app/out/login.html'), css_file=PosixPath('/app/out/login.c20437d2.css'), js_file=PosixPath('/app/out/login.65ee0072.js'))
apply-page-classic_1 | CSS and JS files have been uploaded
apply-page-classic_1 | Login page has been updated successfully
apply-page-classic_1 | HTML file has been updated on Auth0
auth0-custom-universal-login-with-sample-app_apply-classic-page_1 exited with code 0It's worth mentioning that both JS and CSS files will be uploaded to an S3 bucket (AWS). If you'd like another blob storage, just change the script to match your needs.