Class AppleSignInResult

java.lang.Object
com.codename1.social.AppleSignInResult
public final class AppleSignInResult extends Object

Successful outcome of an AppleSignIn.signIn(String, AppleSignInCallback) call.

Apple only returns the user's name and email on the first authorization for a given app. On subsequent sign-ins those fields are absent in the native callback; AppleSignIn backfills them from Preferences when present, so the application sees a consistent result.

Since:
8.0

  • Method Details

    • getIdentityToken

      public String getIdentityToken()
      JWT identity token signed by Apple. Send to your backend, where you must validate the signature against Apple's JWKS and check the aud / iss / exp claims before trusting it.

    • getAuthorizationCode

      public String getAuthorizationCode()
      Authorization code suitable for the server-side client_secret token exchange (Apple does not expose refresh tokens to public clients, so this is the only way to obtain one).

    • getUserId

      public String getUserId()
      Stable opaque identifier ("user identifier" in Apple's docs). Treat this as the user's primary key for your app.

    • getEmail

      public String getEmail()
      Email the user shared with the app. May be the real address, may be a relay address (@privaterelay.appleid.com), or may be null if the user has previously signed in and the email was already stored.

    • getFullName

      public String getFullName()
      Full display name (given + family) on the first authorization; previously-stored value otherwise; null if the user declined to share it.