Sign In with Device
Our Flutter SDK offers the easiest way to integrate Cotter's Sign In with Device. You can simply call a function and it does most of the heavy lifting and authentication for you.
Concepts: Learn about how Sign in with Device works.
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What you're building
Import Cotter as a dependency
Add Cotter to your pubspec.yaml , then run flutter pub get.
dependencies:
cotter:Check the latest releases in pub.dev. You may need to restart your flutter for it to run pod install (stop flutter run and re run it).
For Android: Update minSdkVersion to 18 following the installation instructions.
Step 1: Import and Initialize Cotter
Import Cotter in your lib/main.dart, then initialize it inside HomePageState.
import 'package:cotter/cotter.dart'; // Import Cotter
class HomePageState extends State {
...
// 1️⃣ Initialize Cotter
Cotter cotter = new Cotter(apiKeyID: API_KEY_ID); // 👈 Specify your API KEY ID here
// 2️⃣ TODO: Make Sign Up Function
// 3️⃣ TODO: Make Login Function
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) { ... }
}You can create a free account at Cotter to get your API_KEY_ID.
Step 2: Make a Sign Up Function
To sign up, call cotter.signUpWithDevice and input the user's email. This will create a new user in Cotter and trust the current device to allow logins. This function returns the User object.
// 2️⃣ Make Sign Up Function
void signUp(BuildContext context) async {
try {
// 🚀 One-line Sign Up
// Create a new user in Cotter and trust the current device
var user = await cotter.signUpWithDevice(identifier: inputController.text);
print(user);
} catch (e) {
print(e);
}
}(Optional) You can also verify the user's email or phone number at this step
To verify the user's email or phone number, follow this guide after you've finished this one.
Add Email/Phone VerificationStep 3: Make a Login Function
To sign in, call cotter.signInWithDevice . If the user is logging-in from a device that they trust, they'll automatically be approved. This function returns the Event object.
// 3️⃣ Make Login Function
void login(BuildContext context) async {
try {
// 🚀 One-line Login
var event = await cotter.signInWithDevice(identifier: inputController.text, context: context);
print(event);
} catch (e) {
print(e);
}
}To get the Logged-in User Info and Access Token, follow this section:
Getting OAuth TokensGetting the Logged-in UserLogging-in From a Trusted Device
If the user logged-in from a trusted device, their login request will automatically be approved.
Logging-in From a Non-Trusted Device
If the user logged-in from a different device that is not trusted, they will be presented with a prompt asking them to approve the login from their trusted phone inside your app. We'll cover this in the next guide.
Validating Cotter's Access Token
Checkout how to verify the OAuth Tokens from Cotter here:
Verifying JWT Tokens🎉 You're done!
Add Email/Phone Verification
You can also verify your user's email or phone number during the sign up process.
Add Email/Phone VerificationGetting the Logged-in User
Cotter's SDK automatically saves the logged-in user in your device's secure storage. Check out how to get the user information:
Getting the Logged-in UserGetting OAuth Tokens
Cotter also automatically generates an access_token, id_token , and refresh_token that is securely stored in the device's secure storage. Check how to get these tokens:
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