<appname> Wants to Use "kinde.com" to Sign In popup in ios expo
When redirecting from the expo app to the authorization flow, opening the in-app browser triggers the popup on ios.
Is there any way to pre-authorize or avoid this popup on ios?
Is there any way to change "kinde.com" in this dialog?
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Is there a way to show our own domain name instead of kinde.com (which our customers wouldn't necessarily know)?
Isn't a native flow with google/apple + token exchange later via api an option? Does that require an enterprise plan?
Custom domain @Tito https://docs.kinde.com/build/domains/pointing-your-domain/ Can I recommend asking things in the #⚡⏐ask-kinde-ai channel as it searches our docs and will probably get you answers to questions like this much faster 🙂
Hi @Tito ,
Thanks for reaching out with your question. Currently, due to Apple's OAuth requirements, the in-app browser will display the authorization domain (by default, "kinde.com") when initiating the sign-in flow. This is expected behavior for iOS.
If you’d prefer to have your own domain shown instead, you can configure a custom domain. We’ve documented the process for pointing your domain to Kinde here: https://docs.kinde.com/build/domains/pointing-your-domain/
Regarding a native flow using Google or Apple sign-in with a subsequent token exchange via our API, that option is indeed available. Please note that some advanced configurations, including native flows, may require an enterprise plan.
Let me know if you have any other questions—I’m happy to help
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THanks. Do native require enterprise or not? i.e. what plan do I need to do token exchange and would you point me to the relevant github example with native flows?
Hi Tito,
To clarify:
1. The native flow with token exchange via our API is available on our standard plans. An Enterprise plan is only required if you need advanced customizations or additional security features beyond the basic native integration.
2. We’ve consolidated our native flow examples into our main SDK documentation and repositories. For an Expo project, you can review our native integration guide here:
Expo & React Native SDK Documentation
This guide includes code snippets and details on the native sign-in flow along with token exchange. Additionally, are you able explore our React Native SDK repository on GitHub - Kinde React Native SDK ? I hope these resources help. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to ask.
Expo & React Native SDK Documentation
This guide includes code snippets and details on the native sign-in flow along with token exchange. Additionally, are you able explore our React Native SDK repository on GitHub - Kinde React Native SDK ? I hope these resources help. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to ask.
Kinde docs
Expo and React Native SDK
Our developer tools provide everything you need to get started with Kinde.
GitHub
GitHub - kinde-oss/kinde-react-native-sdk-0-6x: Kinde React Native ...
Kinde React Native SDK for authentication for 0.60-0.69 - kinde-oss/kinde-react-native-sdk-0-6x