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Snippet for generating client secret: const getClientSecret = () => ) Note: I’ve used jsonwebtoken library in NodeJS to generate the client secret which is different from the implementation shown in ruby as per Okta blog. You can follow the steps provided here to get your credentials: Step 1: Get your OAuth credentialsĪpple has made this process hard and time consuming, unlike other authentication providers generating the client id and client secret is not straight forward. Add the following CDN link to your page to load the library apple has provided.In the demo application I’ve used Sign In with Apple JS ( ) and Sign In with Apple REST APIs to implement the complete authentication flow. The most straight forward approach to using apple signin on your front end is to use the library provided by apple. However, we will use location of our frontend as the return URL, and the data will be captured on the client side(more about this in the next section). If it's a link to your server API, then apple will send a POST request to this URL. This is also the location where apple will send the user data after authentication. The return URL is the location to which apple will redirect us after authentication is completed.In the domains section add the domain where this service will be used.As your Primary App ID, choose the one we just created in the previous section.Click on Configure.Ī modal will popup, register your domain here. You'll be greeted with a checkbox tha say Sign In with Apple. Your new Service ID is created, find it by using the dropdown you see on the left.Ĭlick on your Service ID that you just created.Īfter you hit continue and save click in the identifier again.
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For the identifier we'll follow the convention and use. Register a service with a proper description, I've used Example Application Signin here. Go back to the developer console and create a new identifier. We'll choose an explicit style Bundle ID for now, use apple's suggested reverse domain style for proper namespacing, the string can be anything but you should stick to convention. Use a descriptive name for your application, I've used Example Application here.
#Apple java script plus#
Then click the plus symbol next to Identifiers to create a new App ID. Open Your developer console and find Certificates IDs & ProfilesĬlick on Identifiers in the side panel. If you're already familiar with this process click here to jump to the next section.
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The following are some screenshots to explain the process of App ID and Service ID creation. In summary, you'll need to do these things. In short, you need to have some setup and configs in hand before you start working on the code.
#Apple java script verification#
We capture the data and send it to our server for verification and storing the information in our database.After successful login apple sends some information about the user back to the window where we initiated the signin process.A pop up window opens that takes the user to an apple website where they login into their apple account.User presses the "Sign In with Apple" button.This is about react and nodejs but with some understanding you can make it work with your own tech stack.
#Apple java script how to#
In this blog post I'd like to show you how to integrate "sign in with apple" into your web application. Apple also provides a way for you to do this but their process can be very challenging if you're attempting this for the first time. We're trying to provide users with a more convenient solution where they can use their already existing accounts. Many websites have provide users a way to sign in to their applications via third party services like Google, Twitter, GitHub etc.