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```txt # https://sequencediagram.org/ title Qubic Connect Auth Flow bottomparticipants participant "Client" as client participant "Client Service" as clientService participant "Qubic Connect SDK" as sdk participant "Auth Web" as auth participant "Qubic Wa
# https://sequencediagram.org/
title Qubic Connect Auth Flow
bottomparticipants
participant "Client" as client
participant "Client Service" as clientService
participant "Qubic Connect SDK" as sdk
participant "Auth Web" as auth
participant "Qubic Wallet" as wallet
entryspacing 1.0
## loginWithRedirect
note over client, wallet: loginWithRedirect
client->sdk:loginWithRedirect\n
sdk->auth:navigate to auth web\n{\n action: 'login' \n walletType\n qubicSignInProvider\n redirectUrl\n dataString\n\n}
alt Qubic Wallet and has redirectUrl
auth->wallet:navigate to wallet\n{\n ticketRedirectUrl,\n provider: 'facebook' | 'google' | 'apple' | 'yahoo'\n}
wallet->wallet:sign in success and get ticket from wallet service
sdk<--wallet:response\n{\n action: 'login'\n accountAddress\n signature: ticket\n dataString\n isQubicUser: true\n}\n// when isQubicUser true signature would be a ticket from wallet service\n
else WalletConnect/Metamask
auth->auth:active wallet and sign
sdk<--auth:response\n{\n action: 'login'\n accountAddress\n signature\n dataString\n isQubicUser: false\n\n}
end
sdk->sdk:handleRedirectUrl\n
sdk->sdk:login with signature\nif it's Qubic wallet signature would be ticket
client<--sdk:trigger onAuthChanged\n{\n method\n address\n accessToken\n expiredAt\n provider\n qubicUser\n}
## bindWithRedirect
note over client, wallet: bindWithRedirect
client->sdk:bindWithRedirect\n
sdk->auth:navigate to auth web\n{\n action: 'bind'\n walletType\n qubicSignInProvider\n redirectUrl\n dataString\n}
else action:bind
alt Qubic Wallet
auth->wallet:navigate to wallet\n{\n ticketRedirectUrl,\n provider: 'facebook' | 'google' | 'apple' | 'yahoo'\n}
wallet->wallet:sign in success and get ticket from wallet service
auth<--wallet:response\n{\n ticket\n expiredAt\n address\n}
else WalletConnect/Metamask
auth->auth:active wallet and sign
end
auth->auth:login with signature or ticket
auth->auth:show confirm auhtorized to user\n
auth->auth:send request to get bind token
sdk<--auth:response \n{\n action: 'bind',\n bindTicket: string,\n expiredAt: number\n}
sdk->sdk:handleRedirectUrl\n
sdk->sdk
clientService<-sdk
client<--sdk:trigger onBindTicketResult\n{\n bindTicket,\n expiredAt,\n}
client->clientService:sendBindToken to client service
client<--clientService:bind success with credential\n{\n identityTicket,\n expiredAt,\n address\n}
note over client, clientService: After binding success, you can login with client service
client->clientService:login
client<--clientService:response with credential\n{\n identityTicket,\n expiredAt,\n address\n}
client->sdk:loginWithCredential
client<--sdk:trigger onAuthChanged\n{\n method\n address\n accessToken\n expiredAt\n provider\n qubicUser\n}
FAQs
```txt # https://sequencediagram.org/ title Qubic Connect Auth Flow bottomparticipants participant "Client" as client participant "Client Service" as clientService participant "Qubic Connect SDK" as sdk participant "Auth Web" as auth participant "Qubic Wa
The npm package @qubic-connect/redirect receives a total of 80 weekly downloads. As such, @qubic-connect/redirect popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @qubic-connect/redirect demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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