how do I implement Sign in with Apple?

Generated on 8/4/2024

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To implement "Sign in with Apple," you can follow these general steps:

  1. Set Up Your App ID:

    • Go to the Apple Developer portal and configure your App ID to support "Sign in with Apple."

  2. Configure Your App:

    • In Xcode, enable "Sign in with Apple" in your app's capabilities.

  3. Implement the Sign-In Flow:

    • Use the ASAuthorizationAppleIDButton to present the "Sign in with Apple" button in your app.
    • Handle the authorization request using ASAuthorizationController.

  4. Handle the Authorization Response:

    • Implement the ASAuthorizationControllerDelegate methods to handle the success or failure of the sign-in process.

  5. Verify the User Identity:

    • On your server, verify the identity token received from Apple to ensure the authenticity of the user.

For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the session Streamline sign-in with passkey upgrades and credential managers which discusses the transition to passkeys and how to streamline the sign-in process.

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If you need more specific details or code examples, please refer to the official Apple Developer documentation or the relevant WWDC session videos.

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