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Account

A component that renders an account management dropdown for your application.

The Account component is a quick and easy way to display an account management menu for authenticated users. It is deeply integrated with the SignInPage and DashboardLayout components, meaning that it automatically appears in the top navigation bar inside DashboardLayout once your users have signed in through the SignInPage.

States

Signed In

If a session object is present, the component is rendered as a dropdown containing the user's account details as well as an option to sign out.

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Signed Out

When signed out, the component renders as an inline sign in button within the dashboard layout.

Customization

The <Account /> component is composed of multiple sub-components:

  • <SignInButton />
  • <AccountPreview />
  • <Popover />
  • <SignOutButton />

You can pass extra props to them through the slotProps prop on the <Account /> component. You may also completely override them by passing your own custom components to <Account /> through the slots prop.

The labels can be customized through the localeText prop.

Slot Props

The AccountPreview component has two variants, condensed (the default) and expanded. You can change the variant used inside <Account /> by passing in custom props through slotProps:

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Slots

You can pass in your own components inside the Account popover through the slots prop.

Popover Content

You can wrap the default sub-components – such as SignOutButton and AccountPreview – and wrap them in AccountPopoverHeader and AccountPopoverFooter components to create custom account popovers, as shown in the following demos:

Account Switcher

You can build advanced menus – such as a tenant switcher – by passing in a component that wraps AccountPreview and SignOutButton with a custom menu:

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Labels

You can pass in custom labels – including of different languages – using the localeText prop.

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API

See the documentation below for a complete reference to all of the props and classes available to the components mentioned here.