@openmobilehub/auth-microsoft

React Native OMH Auth - Microsoft

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Installation

npm add @openmobilehub/auth-microsoft

Configuration

:::info[Prerequisites]

Each plugin requires you to follow the iOS and Android configuration prior to interacting with it.

:::

Console App

To access Google APIs, please follow these steps in order to obtain the Client ID:

1. Create a new app in Microsoft Azure. Make sure to set the Account Type to: "Accounts in any organizational directory (Any Microsoft Entra directory - Multitenant) and personal Microsoft accounts (such as Skype, Xbox)".
2. Add the Android platform and specify your Package Name and Signature Hash for your app.
3. Add the iOS / macOS platform and specify your Bundle ID for your app.
4. Download the ms_auth_config.json file and add it in the android/app/src/main/res/raw directory.

Android

Add a new entry to your android/local.properties file:

MICROSOFT_SIGNATURE_HASH=<YOUR_MICROSOFT_SIGNATURE_HASH>

Usage

Initializing

Before interacting with Microsoft, initialization of the Microsoft Auth Client is necessary, requiring platform specific configuration to be set.

import MicrosoftAuthClient from '@openmobilehub/auth-microsoft';

await MicrosoftAuth.initialize({
  android: {
    scopes: ['User.Read'],
    configFileName: 'ms_auth_config',
  },
  ios: {
    scopes: ['User.Read', 'openid', 'profile', 'email', 'offline_access'],
    clientId: '<YOUR_MICROSOFT_CLIENT_ID>',
    redirectUrl: 'msauth.com.omh.auth.sample://auth/',
  },
});

Other methods

:::warning[Known limitations"]

Due to current limitations to the underlying Microsoft SDK, revoking a token is not supported as of now. Instead an error with the "Method not supported." message will be thrown when calling the revokeAccessToken method.

:::

Interacting with the Microsoft provider follows the same pattern as other providers since they all implement the IAuthModule interface. For a comprehensive list of available methods, refer to the Quick Start guide.

License

• See LICENSE