This module currently build with Xcode 7 and supports iOS7 [1], iOS8, iOS9.
OAuth2 Client based on aerogear-ios-http. Taking care of:
- account manager for multiple OAuth2 accounts,
- request access and refresh token,
- grant access through secure external browser and URI schema to re-enter app,
- (implicit or explicit) refresh tokens,
- revoke tokens,
- permanent secure storage,
- adaptable to OAuth2 specific providers. Existing extensions: Google, Facebook, Keycloak 1.5.0.Final etc...
- openID Connect login
100% Swift 2.0.
Project Info | |
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License: | Apache License, Version 2.0 |
Build: | CocoaPods |
Documentation: | https://aerogear.org/docs/guides/aerogear-ios-2.X/ |
Issue tracker: | https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AGIOS |
Mailing lists: | aerogear-users (subscribe) |
aerogear-dev (subscribe) |
Note [1]: Cocoapod central repo supports dynamic library from iOS8+. If you want to deploy on iOS7, use areoger-ios-http fom master source with its podspec pointing to iOS7.
var Http = Http() // [1]
let facebookConfig = FacebookConfig( // [2]
clientId: "YYY",
clientSecret: "XXX",
scopes:["photo_upload, publish_actions"])
var oauth2Module = AccountManager.addFacebookAccount(facebookConfig) // [3]
http.authzModule = oauth2Module // [4]
http.GET("/get", completionHandler: {(response, error) in // [5]
// handle response
})
Create an instance of Http [1] from aerogear-ios-http a thin layer on top of NSURLSession.
Fill-in the OAuth2 configuration in [2], here we use a predefined Config with all Facebook endpoint filled-in for us.
Create an OAuth2Module from AccountManager's factory method in [3].
Inject OAuth2Module into http object in [4] and uses the http object to GET/POST etc...
See full description in aerogear.org
var Http = Http()
let keycloakConfig = KeycloakConfig(
clientId: "sharedshoot-third-party",
host: "http://localhost:8080",
realm: "shoot-realm",
isOpenIDConnect: true)
var oauth2Module = AccountManager.addKeycloakAccount(keycloakConfig)
http.authzModule = oauth2Module
oauth2Module.login {(accessToken: AnyObject?, claims: OpenIDClaim?, error: NSError?) in // [1]
// Do your own stuff here
}
Similar approach for configuration, here we want to login as Keycloak user, using login
method we get some user information back in OpenIDClaim object.
NOTE: The latest version of the library works with Keycloak 1.1.0.Final. Previous version of Keycloak 1.0.x will work except for the transparent refresh of tokens (ie: after access token expires you will have to go through grant process).
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Clone this project
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Get the dependencies
The project uses cocoapods 0.36 release for handling its dependencies. As a pre-requisite, install cocoapods and then install the pod. On the root directory of the project run:
pod install
- open AeroGearOAuth2.xcworkspace
To add the library in your project, you can either use CocoaPods or manual install in your project. See the respective sections below for instructions:
Using CocoaPods
Support for Swift frameworks is supported from CocoaPods-0.36 release upwards. In your Podfile
add:
pod 'AeroGearOAuth2'
and then:
pod install
to install your dependencies
Follow these steps to add the library in your Swift project:
- Add AeroGearOAuth2 as a submodule in your project. Open a terminal and navigate to your project directory. Then enter:
git submodule add https://github.com/aerogear/aerogear-ios-oauth2.git
- Open the
aerogear-ios-oauth2
folder, and drag theAeroGearOAuth2.xcodeproj
into the file navigator in Xcode. - In Xcode select your application target and under the "Targets" heading section, ensure that the 'iOS Deployment Target' matches the application target of AeroGearOAuth2.framework (Currently set to 8.0).
- Select the "Build Phases" heading section, expand the "Target Dependencies" group and add
AeroGearOAuth2.framework
. - Click on the
+
button at the top left of the panel and select "New Copy Files Phase". Rename this new phase to "Copy Frameworks", set the "Destination" to "Frameworks", and addAeroGearOAuth2.framework
.
For more details about the current release, please consult our documentation.
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