Safari redirect

The authorization process for Safari redirect is in two steps, in the first we login to SPiD in Safari and then receives a code. If the user already has logged into SPiD, Safari has a cookie that will login the user and redirect back to the app. The second step is to exchange the code for a access token which can be used to make requests against SPiD. Both these steps are done automatically and the client will only have to use the method browserRedirectAuthorizationWithCompletionHandler method as seen below.

// Try to login
[[SPiDClient sharedInstance] browserRedirectAuthorizationWithCompletionHandler:^(NSError *error) {
    if (!error) {
        // Successfully logged in to SPiD!
    } else if ([error code] == SPiDUserAbortedLogin) {
        // user aborted login and pressed back to app
    } else {
        // something went wrong and we need to check what error we received
    }
}];

When the login completes in Safari the following code the was setup in “Setting up SPiD” will be called

- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application openURL:(NSURL *)url sourceApplication:(NSString *)sourceApplication annotation:(id)annotation {
    // This returns YES if SPiD SDK handled the URL
    return [[SPiDClient sharedInstance] handleOpenURL:url];
}

This will complete the login and call the completion handler specified in authorizationRequestWithCompletionHandler. You can then start making API requests.