IdentityUIDelegate

public protocol IdentityUIDelegate : AnyObject

Implement this delegate to handle the events that occur inside the UI flow

  • Called when the UI flow is finished.

    Declaration

    Swift

    func didFinish(result: IdentityUIResult)
  • willPresent(flow:) Default implementation

    Called before going ahead with the a flow.

    You can control whether or not you want a particular flow to be usable or not by implementing this method.

    Default Implementation

    Declaration

    Swift

    func willPresent(flow: LoginMethod.FlowVariant) -> LoginFlowDisposition

  • This will be called when he user presses the skip button on a skippable UI flow

    You must call the done callback and tell the UI to either continue or ignore the request to skip the login flow

    Default Implementation

    Declaration

    Swift

    func skipRequested(topViewController: UIViewController, done: @escaping (SkipLoginDisposition) -> Void)

    Parameters

    topViewController

    the view controller that is currently the topViewController of the internal naviagtion controller
    done

    call this to tell the flow to continue
  • willSucceed(with:done:) Default implementation

    This will be called right before didFinish is called with a success result

    You can use this to do other work to finish your login process. The done callback you call will tell the UI what to do next.

    The view controller passed in is whatever is being shown at the time. This can be nil in some cases where the login flow did not need to fire up a flow (when validating a signing deep link when launching the app for e.g.)

    Default Implementation

    Declaration

    Swift

    func willSucceed(with user: User, done: @escaping (LoginWillSucceedDisposition) -> Void)

    Parameters

    result

    the User that will be given to didFinish
    topViewController

    The currently shown top view controller
    done

    call this to say you’re done so the UI can continue