Firebase Verify Token

A plugin that allows you to verify a Firebase JWT Token across multiple Firebase projects.

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Platform Support

Android	iOS	MacOS	Web	Linux	Windows
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About

Token verification involves the following steps:

Check if the token was generated by one of the specified project IDS.
Check if the token was generated by firebase authentication.
Check if the token has expired

Install

Import the Check App Version package

To use the Firebase Verify Token package, follow the plugin installation instructions.

Use the package

Add the following import to your Dart code:

import 'package:firebase_verify_token/firebase_verify_token.dart';

Now we need to initialize the static variable projectId in the FirebaseVerifyToken class. You need to enter the firebase project ID.

FirebaseVerifyToken.projectIds = ['project-id-1', 'project-id-2'];

At this point, we can call the verify method from the FirebaseVerifyToken class, passing the string token that we want to verify, as a parameter. The method will return TRUE if the token is valid, FALSE if it is not.

Additionally, you can use the optional onVerifySuccessful callback to execute custom logic when the token is successfully verified.

await FirebaseVerifyToken.verify(
  'my-token-string',
  onVerifySuccessful: ({required bool status, String? projectId}) {
    if (status) {
      print('Token verified for project: $projectId');
    } else {
      print('Token verification failed');
    }
  },
);