Use Redux to Manage Authenticated State in a React App

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Redux.js

This walkthrough will get you started with a basic setup using Okta's redirect model to manage authenticated state and user profile information within a React app. It provides examples on when to use Redux versus local state using React's useState hook versus React Context.

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React.run

As of the time of this publication, Create React App requires Node >= 14.0.0 and npm >= 5.6. You can check for the latest required versions at https://reactjs.org/docs/create-a-new-react-app.html.

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react-context

There are a myriad of state management options available for React. React provides the option of using the built-in Context for when you have a nested tree of components that share a state. There is also a built-in useState hook that will allow you to set local state for a component.

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Create React App

We'll get started with the built-in React template for Create React App that uses Redux and TypeScript. This includes the recommended Redux Toolkit and Redux's integration with React components. You can also clone the GitHub repo and follow the instructions there to configure it instead of building the project.

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