The smartlock module can be added to the UIs with the following dependency. The UIs will then automatically hook it in and respect the mode specified in the Params used in the AccountUi.getCallingIntent function.
implementation "com.schibsted.account:account-sdk-android-smartlock:<VERSION>"
There are three SmartLock modes:
In any case of failure when using the SmartlockMode.FORCED mode you will be notified in onActivityResult with the result code AccountUi.SMARTLOCK_FAILED. You might want to directly restart the flow, choosing to disable (SmartlockMode.DISABLED) SmartLock or tell the UIs that it failed (SmartlockMode.FAILED) for a seamless user experience. The former does not allow the user to store any new credentials, while the latter will allow the user to store any new login credential they provide.
Please note that if you’re using SmartLock, you need to handle user logouts. To do this, either set up the SmartlockReceiver (as seen below) to listen for logout events or manually call Credentials.getClient(activity, CredentialsOptions.DEFAULT).disableAutoSignIn().
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
smartlockReceiver = new SmartlockReceiver(this);
protected void onStart() {
LocalBroadcastManager.getInstance(getApplicationContext())
.registerReceiver(smartlockReceiver, new IntentFilter(Events.ACTION_USER_LOGOUT));
protected void onStop() {
LocalBroadcastManager.getInstance(getApplicationContext())
.unregisterReceiver(smartlockReceiver);