A Flutter plugin for interfacing Gigya's native SDKs into a Flutter application using Dart.
A Flutter plugin for interfacing Gigya's native SDKs into a Flutter application using Dart.
Flutter plugin that provides an interface for the Gigya API.
The plugin allows you to use the core elements & business API flows available within the SAP Customer Data Cloud mobile SDKs. This plugin is currently in an early developers preview stage.
Add the following to your native implementation.
class MainActivity : FlutterActivity() {
override fun configureFlutterEngine(flutterEngine: FlutterEngine) {
GeneratedPluginRegistrant.registerWith(flutterEngine)
// Copy this code to you Android app.
//
// Reference the plugin and register your SDK initialization parameters.
val plugin: GigyaFlutterPlugin= flutterEngine.plugins.get(GigyaFlutterPlugin::class.java) as GigyaFlutterPlugin
plugin.registerWith(application, GigyaAccount::class.java)
}
}
Important: Make sure you have configured the basic steps needed for integrating the Android SDK
Navigate to <your project root>
/ios/Runner/AppDelegate.swift and add the following:
import gigya_flutter_plugin
import Gigya
@UIApplicationMain
@objc class AppDelegate: FlutterAppDelegate {
override func application(
_ application: UIApplication,
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?
) -> Bool {
// Copy this code to you Android app.
//
GeneratedPluginRegistrant.register(with: self)
SwiftGigyaFlutterPlugin.register(accountSchema: UserHost.self)
return super.application(application, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: launchOptions)
}
}
Important: Make sure you have configured your info.plist file accordinglty.
Sending a request is available using the plugin send method.
GigyaSdk.instance.send('REQUEST-ENDPOINT', {PARAMETER-MAP}).then((result) {
debugPrint(json.encode(result));
}).catchError((error) {
debugPrint(error.errorDetails);
});
Example implementation is demonstrated in the send_request.dart class of the provided example application.
The plugin provides an interface to these core SDK business APIs: login, register, getAccount, getAccount, isLoggedIn ,logOut, addConnection, removeConnection Implement them using the same request structure as shown above. Example application includes the various implementations.
Use the "socialLogin" interface in order to perform social login using supported providers. The Flutter plugin supports the same *providers supported by the Core Gigya SDK.
Supported social login providers: google, facebook, line, wechat, apple, amazon, linkedin, yahoo.
Specific social providers (Facebook, Google) require additional setup. This due to the their requirement for specific (embedded) SDKs.
Example for both Facebook & Google are implemented in the example application.
Follow the core SDK documentation and instructions for setting Facebook login. Android documentation iOS documentation
iOS: In addition add the following to your Runner's AppDelegate.swift file:
Gigya.sharedInstance(UserHost.self).registerSocialProvider(of: .facebook, wrapper: FacebookWrapper())
Instead of adding the provider's sdk using gradle/cocoapods you are able to add
the [flutter_facebook_login] plugin to your **pubspec.yaml** dependencies.
Follow the core SDK documentation and instructions for setting Google login. Android documentation iOS documentation
iOS: In addition add the following to your Runner's AppDelegate.swift file:
Gigya.sharedInstance(UserHost.self).registerSocialProvider(of: .google, wrapper: GoogleWrapper())
Instead of adding the provider's sdk using gradle/cocoapods you are able to add
the [google_sign_in] plugin to your **pubspec.yaml** dependencies.
In order to provider support for LINE provider, please follow the core SDK documentation. Android documentation iOS documentation
In order to provider support for WeChat provider, please follow the core SDK documentation. Android documentation iOS documentation
The plugin supports the use of Web screen-sets using the following:
GigyaSdk.instance.showScreenSet("Default-RegistrationLogin", (event, map) {
debugPrint('Screen set event received: $event');
debugPrint('Screen set event data received: $map');
});
Optional {parameters} map is available.
As in the core SDKs the plugin provides a streaming channel that will stream the Screen-Sets events (event, map).
event - actual event name. map - event data map.
Much like the our core SDKs, resolving interruptions is available using the plugin.
Current supporting interruptions:
Example for resolving conflictingAccounts interruptions:
GigyaSdk.instance.login(loginId, password).then((result) {
debugPrint(json.encode(result));
final response = Account.fromJson(result);
// Successfully logged in
}).catchError((error) {
// Interruption may have occurred.
if (error.getInterruption() == Interruption.conflictingAccounts) {
// Reference the correct resolver
LinkAccountResolver resolver = GigyaSdk.instance.resolverFactory.getResolver(error);
} else {
setState(() {
_inProgress = false;
_requestResult = 'Register error\n\n${error.errorDetails}';
});
}
});
Once you reference your resolver, create your relevant UI to determine if a site or social linking is required (see example app for details) and use the relevant "resolve" method.
Example of resolving link to site when trying to link a new social account to a site account.
final String password = _linkPasswordController.text.trim();
resolver.linkToSite(loginId, password).then((res) {
final Account account = Account.fromJson(res);
// Account successfully linked.
});
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Via pull request to this repository.
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Author: SAP
Source Code: https://github.com/SAP/gigya-flutter-plugin
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