FormioAuth Provider

.setForceAuth(bool);

Name	Type	Description
allowed	Boolean	Set to true if you would like the user to only have access to the login page until they are authenticated. Otherwise, set it to false.

Example: FormioAuthProvider.setForceAuth(true);

.setStates(anonState, authState);

Name	Type	Description
anonState	String	The login state. Defaults to "login.auth".
authState	String	The state the user is redirected to after login. Defaults to "home".

Example: FormioAuthProvider.setStates('auth.login', 'home');

.register(name, resource, path);

Name	Type	Description
name	String	The name of your login template. <br /><br /> <i>NOTE: Make sure to add an (name).html file to the `views/user/` directory.</i></td> </tr> <tr> <td>resource</td> <td>String</td> <td>The resource that the login form is tied to. Set to null if you are tying the form to more than one resource. For example, if you had "employees" and "managers" logging in on the same form, you would set it to null. The form itself will confirm which resource the user is associated with.</td> </tr> <tr> <td>path</td> <td>String</td> <td>The url that the form will display when visible.</i></td> </tr>

Example: FormioAuthProvider.register('login', 'user', 'login');

• FormioAuthProvider - This allows you to register the authentication login pages and provide the authenticated and anonymous states.

.config(function(FormioAuthProvider) {

// Set the base url for formio.
FormioAuthProvider.setStates('auth.login', 'home');
FormioAuthProvider.setForceAuth(true);
FormioAuthProvider.register('userLogin', 'user', 'user/login');
FormioAuthProvider.register('customerLogin', 'customer', 'customer/login');
```

• FormioAuth - You need to run the init() method in order to initialize all of the authentications.

.run(function(FormioAuth) {

// Initialize the Form.io authentication provider.
FormioAuth.init();
```