Track the current user's login state and register callbacks that help calculate it.
This package is part of the brettle:accounts-* suite of packages. See
brettle:accounts-deluxe
for an overview of the suite and a live demo.
meteor add brettle:accounts-login-stateThis package provides the following functions for tracking the current user's login state:
LoginState.loggedIn() - same as !! Meteor.userId() but reactive on the
client so that switching between users won't rerun computations that depend on
it.
LoginState.signedUp() - whether the current user has signed up via some sort
of authenticated account, as opposed to an anonymous or guest user. This is
reactive on the client. Accounts user interface packages should use the result
of calling this function when determining whether to give the user the ability
to sign-in/sign-up. The value returned by this function is false if
LoginState.loggedIn() returns false. Otherwise, it's the value of
Meteor.user().loginStateSignedUp. The server publishes the value of the
loginStateSignedUp field and allows all callbacks registered with
LoginState.addSignedUpInterceptor() to change it whenever the user record or
set of configured services changes. On the server, LoginState.signedUp()
itself takes an optional user argument (defaults to Meteor.user()) which
you can use to determine whether a particular user has signed up.
Packages and applications that provide anonymous users, guest users, or other
users that haven't signed up should call
LoginState.addSignedUpInterceptor(callback) on the server to provide a
callback that helps determine whether a user has signed up. The callback
receives a single argument, which is the user record under consideration. The
callback should set the user's loginStateSignedUp property to true if the
callback can determine that the user has signed up, and false if the callback
can determine that the user hasn't signed up. If the callback can't determine
whether the current user has signed up, it should not change the property. It
must not change any part of the user record other than the loginStateSignedUp
property, and future versions of this package might remove such changes.
By default, there are 2 interceptors. The first considers the user signed up if
you have installed accounts-password and the user has a password and either a
username or an email. The second considers the user signed up if they have
logged in with any 3rd party service configured with service-configuration.
Here is an example of adding an interceptor. Let's say you create guest users by
using accounts-password to create users with random passwords and you set
profile.guest = true. You could add an interceptor to treat those users as not
signed up by running the following code on the server:
LoginState.addSignedUpInterceptor(function (u) {
if (u.services && u.services.password && u.profile && u.profile.guest) {
u.loginStateSignedUp = false;
}
});
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