Auth
With Routify, you don't need any router included functions to authenticate users and protect your app.
Since everything in Routify is scoped, protecting a layout automatically protects all nested components recursively.
Authentication guards
Users should generally be authenticated in the root layout.
<!-- src/pages/_layout.svelte -->
<script>
import { authenticate } from 'my-auth-service'
</script>
<!-- Wait with rendering the app till the user/guest is verified.
This prevents small UI glitches and premature authorization checks. -->
{#await authenticate()}
{:then}
<slot />
{/await}
<!-- src/pages/_layout.svelte -->
<script>
import { authenticate } from 'my-auth-service'
</script>
<!-- Wait with rendering the app till the user/guest is verified.
This prevents small UI glitches and premature authorization checks. -->
{#await authenticate()}
{:then}
<slot />
{/await}
Authorization Guards
Guards should be implemented in the component or module which they protect.
<!-- src/pages/admin/_layout.svelte -->
<script>
export let scoped
</script>
{#if scoped.user.isAdmin}
<slot />
{/if}
<!-- src/pages/admin/_layout.svelte -->
<script>
export let scoped
</script>
{#if scoped.user.isAdmin}
<slot />
{/if}
Realtime guards
For realtime guards, simply replace
{#await <promise>}
with
{#if <reactive condition>}
SSR / Static
If you use spank
, spassr --ssr
or our starter
template's serverless SSR functions, you need to call
$ready()
to let tossr
know that the page is
ready to be rendered. Otherwise tossr
would wait indefinitely
for your page (eg. index.svelte) to load.
<!-- src/pages/_layout.svelte -->
<script>
import { $ready } from '@roxi/routify'
...
</script>
{#if condition}
<slot />
{:else}
{ $ready() }
{/if}
<!-- src/pages/_layout.svelte -->
<script>
import { $ready } from '@roxi/routify'
...
</script>
{#if condition}
<slot />
{:else}
{ $ready() }
{/if}
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