We are excited to release Hanko 1.0 today. After two years in Beta, Hanko 1.0 is more user friendly, more customizable and more mature than any previous release in almost all areas, which is now represented by the 1.0 version number.
<hanko-login>
and <hanko-registration>
that can be placed on separate pages, e.g. /login and /registration<hanko-auth>
element is still available, allowing users to toggle between login and registration on the same pageThis version contains a new API, which we call Flow API (#1532). With the previous RESTful API of the Hanko backend, it had become very complex to extend the functionality of Hanko. This was mainly due to the fact that most of the state handling was done in Hanko Elements and each endpoint had to be called in a specific order to work properly. The Flow API takes over this complexity completely in the backend and thus enables us to further develop the Hanko system at a higher speed than ever before.
When migrating your application to the new Hanko 1.0 Elements, be aware of the following changes:
onAuthFlowCompleted
events have been removed (use onSessionCreated
instead)onSessionCreated
contains the session JWT, but not the user ID anymoreFor the self-hosting migration guide see the release notes on GitHub.
Send your own passcode emails with Hanko's new custom email sending feature. Custom email sending allows you to have full control over emails sent to your users. Simply subscribe to the new email webhook and build your own emails. See the custom email docs here.
We've added support for Sign in with Microsoft and Discord to Hanko Cloud. Hanko Cloud admins can find both under the Identity providers section in the project's settings.
Once enabled, the respective "Sign in with..." buttons will be displayed for all users on your <hanko-auth> sign in and sign up page.
Sign in with Microsoft supports both personal and work accounts (e.g. Office 365 or Azure AD / Entra accounts). This feature took a good amount of work and was stalled for a few months because we stumbled upon the "nOAuth" security vulnerability (basically by accident) and had to find a way around it. To make sure your Hanko project is protected when using Sign in with Microsoft, please follow the steps highlighted in the Hanko Docs for the Microsoft identity provider.
We have updated Hanko Cloud with the following changes:
All Hanko Cloud projects have been updated to v0.10.1.
Check out the new features by signing in to your Hanko Cloud account.
We've added Sign in with Google and GitHub options to the Hanko Cloud Console login.
We have updated Hanko Cloud with the following changes:
All Hanko Cloud projects have been updated to v0.10.
Check out the new features by signing in to your Hanko Cloud account.
We have updated Hanko Cloud with the following changes:
New Hanko Cloud projects will use the latest Hanko v0.9.0. All existing projects are still on Hanko v0.8.4 but will be updated soon.
Check out the new features by signing in to your Hanko Cloud account.
We have updated Hanko Cloud with the following changes:
All Hanko Cloud projects have been updated to use the latest Hanko v0.8.3.
Check out the new features by signing in to your Hanko Cloud account.
We have updated Hanko Cloud with the following changes:
Check out the new features by signing in to your Hanko Cloud account.
We have updated Hanko Cloud with the following changes:
All Hanko Cloud projects have been updated to use the latest Hanko v0.8.1.
Check out the new features by signing in to your Hanko Cloud account.
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