I am trying to create a login command for Cypress and noticed their blog on how to do this does not match the expected values for the Auth0 React SDK. It appears they have used a custom express app to handle the login vs using the SDK to handle this (as per the offical Auth0 documentation).
The Cypress official documentation produces a local storage key value pair that looks like the below.
const item = {
body: {
decodedToken: {
claims,
user: { ... },
audience,
client_id,
},
},
expiresAt: exp,
}
window.localStorage.setItem('auth0Cypress', JSON.stringify(item))
However the one created by the Auth0 React SDK produces something similar to:
const item = {
body: {
access_token,
audience,
client_id,
decodedToken: {
claims,
user: { ... },
encoded,
header
},
expires_in,
id_token,
scope,
token_type
},
expiresAt: exp
}
window.localStorage.setItem(`@@auth0spajs@@::${client_id}::${audience}::${scope}`, JSON.stringify(item))
I am able to get the https://${auth)_domain}/oauth/token request working, however am not able to work out how to get the data from the response in a way for it to fit the data structure the Auth0 react SDK wants it in.
Has anyone had any success with this?
After doing some exploring, it appears the response I get back from the /oauth/token does not contain all of the fields that the value the Auth0 React SDK outputs when it signs in.
I have also noticed that Auth0 has a guide on how to integrate with Cypress however it does not use this SDK, instead it uses the SPA SDK.
One thing to note is that I am not using an backend to authenticate (like in most of the examples). I using the loginWithRedirect to login as per the offical recommendation.
from Auth0 authentication with Cypress
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