Sara Elsayeda

This project is a wrapper around the msal-browser by Microsoft, which allows authenticating users against Microsoft Entra ID (formerly known as Microsoft Azure Active Directory). It's modeled after Microsoft's official wrapper for React but, as the name implies, is intended for use with Solid.js.

While Auth Armor had an existing SDK to allow consumers to implement authentication forms into their applications, they were rather buggy, and consumers thought the developer experience could have been improved.

To solve this, I rewrote the SDK from scratch, splitting it up into multiple projects. At the heart of the solution is autharmor-js, a library project that allows its consumers to programmatically interact with Auth Armor. This project does not come with a UI, which is ideal for consumers who want to implement their own.

For those consumers who want a ready-built UI, there's autharmor-js-ui. This provides a fast and stable user interface built using Solid.js on top of autharmor-js. It exposes web components for easy use by developers regardless of their framework.

However, React does not provide good web component support by default. Therefore, a wrapper, autharmor-react, also exists, which allows developers to use autharmor-js in React applications.

I also wrote build pipelines using Azure DevOps pipelines to significantly speed up development. These automatically build and deploy the SDKs from their source code for each release, cutting down on the release boilerplate.

A web panel for proprietary software with multiple subscription features. I was the front-end designer and developer and implemented an intuitive and effective dashboard to allow users to manage their subscriptions.