Using the Auth service, we can easily authenticate a user against various social services. Not only social services such as Google, Twitter, and LinkedIn, we can also set up a simple e-mail and password authentication as well. You can view a list of authentication providers here: http://docs.ionic.io/services/auth/#authentication-providers.
And using the Auth service, this is how we manage authentication:
import { Auth, UserDetails, IDetailedError } from '@ionic/cloud-angular';
@Component({
selector : 'auth-page'
})
export class AuthPage {
private testUser: UserDetails = { 'email': '[email protected]', 'password': 'password' };
// construct
constructor(
private auth: Auth,
private user: User) {}
signup() {
this.auth.signup(testUser).then(() => {
// testUser is now registered
console...
