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Log In

This component is used to log in a user.

Please note that Xano Client needs to be set up in your app before you can properly use this component.

On success

When a user has successfully been logged in the Log In component will create a Noodl Object with the id currentUser. This object contains all the user data retrieved from Xanos /auth/me endpoint.

A successful signup will also trigger a Xano User Logged In event. You can hook into to this event anywhere in your app using a Receive Event node.

Keeping the user logged in

To keep the user logged in for longer periods of time you need to refresh the authToken. This can be done by placing the following nodes in the home component:

Inputs

Data	Description
Email	The email of the user you want to log in.
Password	The password of the user you want to log in.

Signals	Description
Do	Send a Signal to this input to send the login request.

Outputs

Signals	Description
Success	Sends a signal when the request succeeded.
Failure	Sends a signal when an error occurred, and logs an error message in the console.

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