@slashid/remix 0.1.1 → 0.1.3
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Check out our [developer docs](https://developer.slashid.dev/) for guides and API documentation.
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## Quick Start
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`@slashid/remix` requires Remix v2.
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You will need to [sign up to SlashID](https://console.slashid.dev/) and create an organization, once you've
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You will need to [sign up to SlashID](https://console.slashid.dev/) and create an organization, once you've done this you'll find your organization ID in [Settings -> General](https://console.slashid.dev/settings/general).
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- `node.js` => `>=20.x.x`
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### Quick start
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#### 1. Install `@slashid/remix`
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### 1. Install `@slashid/remix`
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Once you have a Remix application ready to go, you need to install the SlashID Remix SDK. This SDK provides a prebuilt log-in & sign-up form, control components and hooks - tailor made for Remix.
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npm install @slashid/remix
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### 2. Create SlashID app primitives
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In your Remix application create a file `app/slashid.ts`.
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In this file create the SlashID application primitives and re-export them, you'll use them later.
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Tip: `oid` is your organization ID, you can find it in the [SlashID console](https://console.slashid.dev/) under [Settings -> General](https://console.slashid.dev/settings/general).
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### 3. Configure `slashIDRootLoader`
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To configure SlashID in your Remix application you'll need to update your root loader. With a small change you'll have easy access to authentication in all of your Remix routes.
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Import the `slashIDRootLoader` you created in the previous step, invoke it and export it as `loader`.
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In step 2 you created `SlashIDApp`, it provides authentication state to your React component tree. There is no configuration, just add it to your Remix application.
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SlashID has several [Control Components](https://developer.slashid.dev/docs/access/react-sdk/reference/components/react-sdk-reference-loggedin) that allow you to conditionally show or hide content based on the users authentication state.
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You'll implement `<LoggedIn>`, `<LoggedOut>`, and provide the option to log-out by implementing the `logOut` helper function from the `useSlashID()` hook.
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