The Solutions:
Solution 1: kotlin-multiplatform-oidc library
The "kotlin-multiplatform-oidc" library provides a solution for OAuth2 authentication in Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile applications. It supports Authorization Code Flow and can be used in both iOS and Android applications. The library leverages platform-specific features like ASWebAuthenticationSession and Chrome Custom Tabs for authentication, abstracting away the platform-specific code required in your app.
To use the library, you can add it to your project as a dependency and use the provided factory to abstract the login process. This minimizes the amount of platform-specific code you need to write.
However, it’s important to note that the library is in an early stage of development and has not been tested against many IDPs.
Q&A
Is there a global solution to provide an OAuth authentication for a KMM Application?
You can use the kotlin-multiplatform-oidc
library to provide an OAuth authentication for your KMM application.
Do I have to implement an OAuth library for all natives?
No, you don’t have to implement an OAuth library for all natives.
Video Explanation:
The following video, titled "Getting Started with Android Authentication using Kotlin - YouTube", provides additional insights and in-depth exploration related to the topics discussed in this post.
Creating Your First Hello World KMM App (Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile) - KMM for Beginners. Philipp Lackner•79K views.
The following video, titled "Getting Started with Android Authentication using Kotlin - YouTube", provides additional insights and in-depth exploration related to the topics discussed in this post.
Creating Your First Hello World KMM App (Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile) - KMM for Beginners. Philipp Lackner•79K views.