Set auth state persistence (Firebase Auth)
- 18 May 2022
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Set auth state persistence (Firebase Auth)
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Set Firebase Auth state persistence. Only supported on web. Native applications will always persist the auth session over closing the application. Authentication persistence state should be set before user is authenticated.
Persistence types:
- local: The auth state is stored locally and will persist over closing and opening the application (Firebase default)
- session: The auth state will persist over the current session
- none: The auth state will only be preserved in the application memory
If the retrieve operation is successful first output is triggered.
If the operation fails, the second output is triggered.
To use this flow, your app must have Firebase configured in your project.
Input arguments
Label | Key | Type | Required? | Default | Description |
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Persistence | persistence |
String | Yes | local | Auth state persistence type |
Output arguments
Number of outputs: 2
No output arguments.
Events
No events.
Errors
Label | Code | Description |
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Set auth state persistence failed | setPersistenceFailed |
Thrown if setting auth state persistence failed. |
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