Firemitt

Fireguards are hot, but not enough to burn. As long as you got your mitts on.

Description

Firemitt is an intermediate package designed to simplify and streamline the integration process with Fireguard (A firebase middleman app). It offers a suite of helper methods and classes to manage configurations, events, and authentication in a more efficient and less error-prone way. This package is particularly useful for developers working with Fireguard authentication processes and event handling in web applications. Specifially ones under the manifest v3 restrictions.

Features

• Simplified Authentication: The FiremittHelper.auth method abstracts the complexities of authentication, making it straightforward to implement.
• Event Management: Leverage EventHelper to send and receive custom events.
• Dynamic Configuration: ConfigHelper dynamically configures and validates settings for Fireguard integration.

Installation

npm install firemitt
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Usage

Authentication

The FiremittHelper.auth method is the cornerstone of the Firemitt package. It facilitates authentication by opening a new window and handling the authentication process, including success and error handling.

Here's a basic example of how to use it:

import { FiremittHelper } from 'firemitt';

const options = {

  // You can use either this or replace the URL with a self-hosted Fireguard instance.
  url: 'https://ouss.es/fireguard',
  
  // Optional
  pos: {
    y: 50,
    x: (window.screen.width / 2) - 500
  },
  
  // Optional
  dim: {
    width: 450,
    height: 260
  },

  fireguard: {
    name: 'My App Name',

    // Optional
    logo: 'https://url/to/your/logo/image',

    // Optional
    theme: {
      text: 'grey',
      primary: '#ee16cc',
      secondary: '#ff12ee'
    }
    
    // Your web app's Firebase configuration
    firebase: {
      appId: '',
      apiKey: '',
      projectId: '',
      authDomain: '',
      measurementId: '',
      storageBucket: '',
      messagingSenderId: ''
    }
  }
}

FiremittHelper.auth(options)
  .then(token => {
    console.log('Authentication successful!', token);
  })
  .catch(error => {
    console.error('Authentication failed:', error);
  });
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This method will open a new window pointing to the URL specified in the options. It listens for authentication success or failure events and resolves or rejects the promise accordingly.

You can use the URL in the example above or place the URL for your self-hosted Fireguard instance.

Configuration

Firemitt allows you to pass configurations that allows you to customize Fireguard further.

TFiremittOptions

Property	Type	Description
url	string	The URL of the Fireguard instance.
pos	Partial<TPos>	Optional, partial position configuration.
dim	Partial<TDim>	Optional, partial dimension configuration.
config	Partial<TFireguardOptions>	Optional, partial Fireguard configuration.

TDim

Property	Type	Description
width	number	The width dimension of the popup window in pixels.
height	number	The height dimension of the popup window in pixels.

TPos

Property	Type	Description
x	number	The x-coordinate of the popup window.
y	number	The y-coordinate of the popup window.

TFireguardOptions

Property	Type	Description
name	string	The name of your application.
firebase	TFirebaseConfig	Your Firebase configuration.
theme	Partial<TTheme>	Optional theme settings.

TTheme

Property	Type	Description
text	string	The color used for text elements.
primary	string	The primary color of the theme.
secondary	string	The secondary color of the theme.

TFirebaseConfig

Property	Type	Description
appId	string	The unique identifier for the Firebase application.
apiKey	string	The API key used for authenticating requests from the app.
projectId	string	The globally unique identifier for the Firebase project.
authDomain	string	The domain used for Firebase Authentication.
measurementId	string	The identifier for Google Analytics for Firebase.
storageBucket	string	The Google Cloud Storage bucket for Firebase Storage.
messagingSenderId	string	The sender ID for Firebase Cloud Messaging.

You can read more in details in the docs.

Contributing

Contributions to Firemitt are always welcome. Please read our contributing guidelines and code of conduct before making a pull request.