#auth0

Hello, I have a question about importing the framework for use in a Swift project

Hello, anybody there?

arvindR: Hi. Sorry we missed you earlier!

how is everything going?

Yeah, it looks like my window froze

Well, I'm stuck on bridging the Auth0 client to my swift project

I think I've done what I should correctly-- created a bridging header,

ok. I assume you are following this guide: https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/...

added it to the build

Yes, I think I've done all that

to be honest, we have not tried to make the SDK work with Swift through the bridge yet, so let's take things step by step

what issue are you facing?

Okay, the line

import Auth0Client

in my Swift file is complaining

"No such module...

do you actually need to import it? based on the docs it seems you could just do Auth0Client directly as long as the header file is public

mind giving that a try?

Sure, let me try that

(in the meantime I'm trying to set this up locally)

Actually, I may have tried that, but let me do so again

Wow, that seems to catch

(Autocomplete works!)

that's great to hear.

I think the first time I may have not configured my bridging header correctly

(it needs to be explicitly added to the build settings)

yup, that might have been the case. when I tried a couple of things with swift I also spent some time trying to import things

finally realized it was not neccessary

This chat window keeps hanging on me when I switch tabs within Safari

Sorry, could you please repeat that?

yup, that might have been the case. when I tried a couple of things with swift I also spent some time trying to import things

Ah

So import is not necessary

at least for our SDK it shouldn't

I was using the import line as my "check" to see if I was configured correctly. Bad choice of check-code

Cool, thanks for your help, let me see how things go from here

glad we were able to solve the issue, plus now we now know it works. have a nice day!

You too!

hello

I'd like to speak with someone regarding integration please

hey Kevin

hello. are you a auth0 support team member?

yep

pm

?

yes I'm here

can we move this to a private chat?

yes, I replied in private as well

Hi Kevin

you here?

oh, matias tells me he's already chatting with you

Hello, is there on android any way to have the same API, I mean Auth0Client as in iOs or Xamarin exist

I don't want use web widget

cvcvcv: Hi. Right now what is available at https://github.com/auth0/Auth0-Android/ is the only approach we have working for Java Android.

we have plans for a native SDK in the near future

yenkei, I'm ready to write it for you, for 100% free, if you just gave me links how to do it

is xamarin library opensource?

yes, all of our libraries are open source and we always welcome new contributions.

let me look for a couple of links that will be useful

this is our Xamarin SDK: https://github.com/auth0/Xamarin.Auth0Client

in the near future it will include the behavior from this branch: https://github.com/auth0/Xamarin.Auth0Client/tr...

and these are our API docs: https://docs.auth0.com/auth-api and https://docs.auth0.com/api

please, do let us know if you end up craeting a library for the app you are working on. that way we can eventually for it and add the fork to the Auth0 org so it gets greater visibility

and of course mention you as the main contributor ;)

looks like not so much code write

*to write

thanks for links

yenkel I'll keep you updated)

it is not a big lib

do let us know if you find issues with the impl

if you start the project please share the github url with us whenever you feel comfortable. it will get us excited about the project's progress :)

and thanks a lot for the great attitude :)

Hello again

arvindR: Hi there

So I was going through the client code

In need to check if the user is logged in

What would you recommend I test?

Hi i have java app but managing login with auth0 by domain_name/ro api call at backend without using auth0 Principal and all its config in my app

arvindR: conceptually a user is logged in as long as you have access to the id_token and it has not expired

let me look up some links that are useful to check that

You have an explicit logout where you delete cookies

And using its id_token and access token in my app

I'm wondering if I should save the token in my app code, or should I even save any state

arvindR: yes, and that is done because we are using a web view control. otehrwise

arvindR: you would always get the same user if the cookies were saved

Shakti: we will be right with you

Have a user table in my db, creating user in my db at the time of signing up with auth0

Right, so I'm missing something obvious here.

Now linking my local user table entry with auth0 user

arvindR: the id_token expires (by default) after 10 hours. you can modify the expiration time in our portal by changing the app settings

I want to implement log out functionality in my app with this architecture

arvindR: you can store that locally and retrieve it whenever the user opens the application. if the token has expired you they ought to be required to login again

The cookie, being saved, is sufficient to maintain the user state (unless the token expires). Is there someway I can get access to the user after the app is restarted

(within the token expiration window)

arvindR: the id_token has the users information if you specify a scope of "openid profile" https://github.com/auth0/Auth0.iOS/blob/master/...

Okay, thanks, let me chew on that for a bit

arvindR: ok. let us know if you run into other issues

Will do, thanks again!

We are storing local user table object( that is indirectly linked to auth0 user with its fields) in session

After user logins

Is it ok if we delete that local table user object from session on logout functionality?

And no logout call from auth0

Shakti: yes, that is one of the things that you will need to do

Ok so logout from auth0 is not required in this case ya?

Shakti: yes, that is correct

Login via auth0 will be done with domain_name/ro call

clearing the cookies is all you need to do

And logout from local session, no direct logout call in auth0

yes

basically making sure that all info you were storing for the user is gone. you don't need to call auth0 in this scenario

Ok thank you :)