¶ Scan API

In order to support scan-to-login feature, first enable it in Authing console, then in the login web page, a QR code will be shown to user. User will then use your in house app to scan the QR code and if success, the web site will be logged in by the account that was logged into the in house app. As the flow suggests, user must firstly log into your in house app using any login method provided by this SDK.

Authing QR code data structure:

{
    "scene": "APP_AUTH",
    "random": "5e05f0c57fde537d950f7da5",
    "userPoolId": "5e04ae0d5f3cee22fb37612b",
    "createdAt": "2019-12-27T11:53:41.260Z",
    "expireAt": "2019-12-27T11:55:41.260Z",
    "customData": { "hello": "world" }
}

¶ mark QR code scanned

After calling this API, the web page will show user avatar on top of the QR code

Must call one of the login method first so that we have a logged in user

static Future<Result> markQRCodeScanned(String ticket) async

params

• ticket random field in QR code data structure

example

Result result = await AuthClient.markQRCodeScanned(ticket);

¶ login by QR code

Login the web application by the QR code that has been shown to user

Must call mark QR code scanned first before calling this API

static Future<Result> loginByScannedTicket(String ticket) async

params

• ticket random field in QR code data structure

example

Result result = await AuthClient.loginByScannedTicket(random);