Providers | React Native App Auth

📄️ Asgardeo

To add authentication to your app using Asgardeo, you will first need to create an application in the Asgardeo console. If you don't have an Asgardeo account, you can signup for one free.

First, set up a your user pool in the AWS console. In the details of your new user pool, go down to App clients to create a new client. Make sure you create a client without a client secret (it's redundant on mobile). You should get an alphanumeric string which is your ``.

📄️ Azure Active Directory B2C

Detailed documentation here.

📄️ Azure Active Directory

Azure Active directory has two OAuth endpoints - v1 and v2. Ideally, you'd want to use v2, but it has some limitations, e.g. if your application relies on SAML, you'll have to use v1.

📄️ Coinbase

Create a new OAuth application in the console.

📄️ Dropbox

Dropbox provides an OAuth 2.0 endpoint for logging in with a Dropbox user's credentials. You'll need to first register your Dropbox application here.

📄️ Fitbit

Fitbit provides an OAuth 2.0 endpoint for logging in with a Fitbit user's credentials. You'll need to first register your Fitbit application here.

📄️ FusionAuth

FusionAuth does not specify a revocation endpoint so revoke functionality doesn't work. Other than that, full functionality is available.

📄️ GitHub

Go to OAuth Apps to create your app.

📄️ Google

Full support out of the box.

📄️ Identity Server 3

This library supports authenticating with Identity Server 3. The only difference from

📄️ Identity Server 4

This library supports authenticating for Identity Server 4 out of the box. Some quirks:

📄️ Keycloak

Keycloak versions prior to May 2020 do not specify a revocation endpoint so revoke functionality doesn't work. If you require the ability to call revoke you'll need to ensure you're on a modern version of Keycloak.

📄️ Microsoft Entra ID

If you're using Microsoft Identity platform and want to add App Auth to your React Native application, you'll need an Entra application to authorize against.

📄️ Microsoft

1. Supplying "issuer" fails, because Microsoft returns issuer with the literal string https//login.microsoftonline.com/common/v2.0/.well-known/openid-configuration is queried.. We need to manually specify serviceConfiguration.