Add Custom Auth react example - #6957
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This example relies on two pending PRs. It should not be merged until these are approved and released:
Open Auth Custom UI
SST CustomAuth Component
Overview
This PR adds a complete working example at
examples/aws-auth-custom-react-ui.It demonstrates how to build, deploy, and link a fully customizable React authentication UI using OpenAuth and the new
sst.aws.CustomAuthcomponent.Usage Instructions
Follow these steps to run and test the example locally:
1. Compile the SST project
2. Navigate to the example directory
cd examples/aws-auth-custom-react-ui3. Install dependencies
4. Run the dev server
5. Test the Auth Flow
Explore the custom auth pages in your browser. You can create an account, sign in, and test the forgot password page to see the custom UI in action.
6. Deploy to a homolog environment