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by brianvaughn
3001 days ago
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No, but you could do it in a similar way as the "Dynamic Context" example [1] - store the authenticated user/status in component `state` and pass it down via a AuthenticationContext.Provider. Then anything that needs to know about it could use the AuthenticationContext.Consumer. 1: https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html#dynamic-context |
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