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Best answer by omarakabbal

Hi Henning,

Thanks for your patience, here is the npm package for the react-auth-wrapper: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@cognite/react-auth-wrapper. Any feedback would be highly appreciated!

Kindest Regards

Omar

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omarakabbal
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June 16, 2022

Hi Henning, we are aware of this issue and we are working on a fix asap.

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    omarakabbalAnswer
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    August 8, 2022

    Hi Henning,

    Thanks for your patience, here is the npm package for the react-auth-wrapper: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@cognite/react-auth-wrapper. Any feedback would be highly appreciated!

    Kindest Regards

    Omar

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      henning.kvinneslandAuthor
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      August 10, 2022

      It’s looking really good. Made my job a lot easier. I created an issue on the repository. Nothing breaking, but I had to make a small workaround.

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        henning.kvinneslandAuthor
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        August 10, 2022

        For practical reasons I would like access to CogniteClient outside of React. What is the recommended way of achieving this while maintaining a single source of truth for authentication?

        Edit: Nvm… It was just the first 401 that was tripping me up. .authenticate() fixed it.

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