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  • 41f0c6f: Introduce new authentication state AuthStateAuthenticationError

    Error state is supposed to be used for errors that occur during the authentication process (e.g. lost connection to authentication backend) rather than for failed login attempts (e.g. invalid credentials)

    ForceAuth component provides two mechanisms to render a fallback component if an authentication error occurs.

    errorFallback option takes an abitrary react component that is rendered in case of an error. The error object can be accessed via the ErrorFallbackPros.

    <ForceAuth errorFallback={ErrorFallback}>
       App Content
     </ForceAuth>
    
     function ErrorFallback(props: ErrorFallbackProps) {
       return (
         <>
           <Box margin={2} color={"red"}>{props.error.message}</Box>
        </>
       );
     }

    If additional inputs or state must be accessed from within the error fallback component the renderErrorFallback option should be used.

    const userName = "user1";
    <ForceAuth  renderErrorFallback={(e: Error) => (
          <>
              <Box>Could not login {userName}</Box>
              <Box color={"red"}>{e.message}</Box>
           </>
      )}>
      App Content
    </ForceAuth>

    The renderErrorFallback property takes precedence over the errorFallback property.

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