useSignUp()
The useSignUp() hook gives you access to the SignUp object, which allows you to check the current state of a sign-up. This is also useful for creating a custom sign-up flow.
useSignUp() returns
isLoaded boolean
A boolean that is set to false until OneAuxilia loads and initializes.
setActive() (params: SetActiveParams) => Promise<void>
A function that sets the active session.
signUp SignUp
An object that contains the current sign-up attempt status and methods to create a new sign-up attempt.
SetActiveParams
session Session | string | null
The session resource or session ID (string version) to be set as active. If null, the current session is deleted.
organization Organization | string | null
The organization resource or organization ID (string version) to be set as active in the current session. If null, the currently active organization is removed as active.
beforeEmit? (session?: Session | null) => void | Promise<any>
Callback run just before the active session and/or organization is set to the passed object. Can be used to hook up for pre-navigation actions.
How to use the useSignUp() hook
Check the current state of a sign-up with useSignUp()
Use the useSignUp() hook to access the SignUp object and check the current state of a sign-up.
The status property of the SignUp object can be one of the following values:
complete
The user has been created and custom flow can proceed to setActive() to create session.
abandoned
The sign-up attempt will be abandoned if it was started more than 24 hours previously.
missing_requirements
A requirement from the Email, Phone, Username settings is missing. For example, in the OneAuxilia Dashboard, the Password setting is required but a password was not provided in the custom flow.
Create a custom sign-up flow with useSignUp()
The useSignUp() hook can also be used to build fully custom sign-up flows, if OneAuxilia's pre-built components don't meet your specific needs or if you require more control over the authentication flow. Different sign-up flows include email and password, email and phone codes, email links, and multifactor (MFA). To learn more about using the useSignUp() hook to create custom flows, check out the custom flow guides.
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