The post-login event for Auth0 in React is triggered when a user successfully logs into an application using Auth0 authentication. This event allows the application to retrieve the user's authentication token and other relevant information such as user profile data. The application can use this information to perform various actions, such as redirecting the user to a protected route or displaying personalized content for the user. The post-login event is typically handled using a callback function or a custom event listener in the application code.
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