@startupjs/auth-apple

Apple Authorization

Init main module

Configuring main module

Requirements

@invertase/react-native-apple-authentication: >= 2.1.0
@startupjs/auth: >= 0.33.0

Setting up app

1 - Open project in xCode 2 - Targets -> Signing & Capabilities 3 - Add team 4 - Add Capability - Sign in with Apple 5 - Go to Identifiers. The ID should appear there 6 - Go to Keys 7 - Create a new key. Choose Sign in with Apple. In the tab Edit - select the desired one Primary App ID 8 - After registration, save Key ID and download the p8 certificate 9 - Key ID to throw in config as APPLE_KEY_ID 10 - Go to Services IDs 11 - Register a Service ID, with any ID 12 - Throw this ID in config.json as APPLE_CLIENT_ID 13 - We go into it, put a check mark Sign In with Apple 14 - Opening Configure 15 - We put the desired one Primary App ID 16 - Filling domain and callback urls. Apple does not accept localhost, you can use ngrok for tests, for example: https://c48c1b8bb802.ngrok.io/auth/apple/callback, https://c48c1b8bb802.ngrok.io/auth/apple/callback-native

Init on server

Importing a strategy:

import { Strategy as AppleStrategy } from '@startupjs/auth-apple/server'

Importing a lib for the config:

import conf from 'nconf'

In startupjsServer, in the strategy of the initAuth function, you need to add AppleStrategy, with variables from the config:

initAuth(ee, {
  strategies: [
    new AppleStrategy({
      clientId: conf.get('APPLE_CLIENT_ID'),
      teamId: conf.get('APPLE_TEAM_ID'),
      keyId: conf.get('APPLE_KEY_ID'),
      privateKeyLocation: path.join(process.cwd(), 'путь к файлу p8')
    })
  ]
})

For tests, you can use testBaseUrl

Init in layout

import { AuthButton as AppleAuthButton } from '@startupjs/auth-apple/client'