auth-provider
Given that my current setup is tentative, how can I configure my auth-provider to make an axios.post request to my backend for login at https://localhost:5002/login? Currently, my dataProvider is set to two resources like this:
What's the best way to access axios.post('/login') from the auth-provider page?
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You can configure your
authProvider
to make an axios.post request to your backend for login by creating an axios instance and using it in the login
method of your authProvider
. Here's an example based on the information extracts:
Then, in your App
component, pass the authProvider
to the Refine
component:
This configuration will make a POST request to https://localhost:5002/login
when the login
method of the authProvider
is called.
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evident-indigo•16mo ago
@kapa.ai What version of axios is the tutorial using for Setting Authorization Credentials?
I'm using axios: 1.4.0 and I am getting TS errors on the request: AxiosRequestConfig
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The tutorial doesn't explicitly mention the version of axios being used. However, you can try updating your axios version to the latest one to resolve the TypeScript errors. To do this, run:
Or, if you're using Yarn:
After updating axios, make sure to restart your development server to see if the TypeScript errors are resolved. If you still face issues, please share the specific TypeScript errors you're encountering so that we can provide more targeted assistance.
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evident-indigo•16mo ago
@kapa.ai I'm getting this error:
Argument of type '(request: AxiosRequestConfig) => AxiosRequestConfig<any>' is not assignable to parameter of type '(value: InternalAxiosRequestConfig<any>) => InternalAxiosRequestConfig<any> | Promise<InternalAxiosRequestConfig<any>>'.
Type 'AxiosRequestConfig<any>' is not assignable to type 'InternalAxiosRequestConfig<any> | Promise<InternalAxiosRequestConfig<any>>'.
Type 'AxiosRequestConfig<any>' is not assignable to type 'InternalAxiosRequestConfig<any>'.
Types of property 'headers' are incompatible.
Type 'AxiosHeaders | (Partial<RawAxiosHeaders & { Accept: AxiosHeaderValue; "Content-Length": AxiosHeaderValue; "User-Agent": AxiosHeaderValue; "Content-Encoding": AxiosHeaderValue; Authorization: AxiosHeaderValue; } & { ...; }> & Partial<...>) | undefined' is not assignable to type 'AxiosRequestHeaders'.
Type 'undefined' is not assignable to type 'AxiosRequestHeaders'.
Type 'undefined' is not assignable to type 'Partial<RawAxiosHeaders & { Accept: AxiosHeaderValue; "Content-Length": AxiosHeaderValue; "User-Agent": AxiosHeaderValue; "Content-Encoding": AxiosHeaderValue; Authorization: AxiosHeaderValue; } & { ...; }>'.ts(2345)
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It seems like there's a type mismatch issue with the axios interceptor. You can try updating the interceptor code to ensure the headers are properly assigned. Here's an updated version of the code:
This should resolve the TypeScript error you're encountering. Make sure to restart your development server after making these changes.
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evident-indigo•16mo ago
@kapa.ai This works
I'm still learning a ton so I'll take it as it is
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I'm glad the updated code works for you. Here's the working code snippet for setting up an axios instance with an interceptor for handling the Authorization header:
This code creates an axios instance and adds an interceptor to handle the Authorization header by retrieving the token from local storage and setting it in the request headers.
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evident-indigo•16mo ago
@kapa.ai I rushed things and didn't realize that @refinedev/simple-rest uses axios 0.26.1. I tried to work around all these bugs. I made this mistake twice now and I think I have learned! One thing I discovered is npm ls to see the dependency tree for a specific package. I changed my axios version and everything is working as expected. Geeze, my bad!
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I'm glad you were able to resolve the issue by updating the axios version. It's great that you've learned about
npm ls
to see the dependency tree for a specific package. This can be really helpful in understanding and managing dependencies in your project.
Remember, it's always a good idea to check the dependencies and their versions when integrating third-party libraries. If you encounter any issues or have questions in the future, feel free to ask. Happy coding!
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